Amy Raasch is a multi-talented individual based in Los Angeles, with a diverse range of skills that include acting, writing, media installation art, filmmaking, and music. She has received formal training at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.
Throughout her career, Raasch has appeared in numerous productions, including feature films and theater shows. Some of her notable works include "The Four Corners of Nowhere" by Stephen Chbosky, a Sundance favorite, and "The Diary of a Teenage Girl," a Sony Classics release.
Raasch is also an accomplished musician, having released her debut album "Love or Inertia" and being named one of the Top Unsigned Artists in Los Angeles by Music Connection Magazine. She has since followed up with "52 Songs in 52 Weeks," an episodic collection of live video performances featuring works-in-progress.
In addition to her music and acting pursuits, Raasch has also ventured into filmmaking, having created the animated short "Cat Bird Coyote." This film has been selected as an official entry at seventeen film festivals, winning two awards in the process. It has also been distributed by Virgin America Airlines.
Raasch's multimedia show "The Animal Monologues" received its debut in New York City at the United Solo Theatre Festival and went on to have a full run at the Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles as part of the Solo Queens Fest.
Her latest album, "Girls Get Cold," is a quirky electronic pop collection that is now available to stream everywhere.
