Eva, a talented individual from Seattle, Washington, embarked on her acting journey at the tender age of six, participating in school play productions. As she progressed through higher education, Eva expanded her creative horizons by exploring dance and music, becoming an integral part of choirs, community musicals, and taking jazz and ballet classes at Spectrum Dance Theatre.
By middle school, Eva had a clear understanding of her desired career path. She continued to hone her skills by acting and directing student productions in high school, ultimately leading her to attend Western Washington University in Bellingham.
However, the allure of New York City proved too great, and Eva made the decision to relocate to the Big Apple. She enrolled at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy on the west side of Manhattan in the fall of 2006 and graduated in 2008. After spending an additional year in New York, Eva made the decision to return to her Pacific Northwest roots.
Fortunately, this move proved to be a wise decision, as Eva has since established herself in the Seattle Film Industry. Over the past three years, she has worked on multiple films and productions with local companies, including her television debut in the SyFy channel's original film "Big Foot."
Eva has also ventured into voice-over work, with her first audio book set to be released in the fall of 2014. As of autumn 2013, she was busy wrapping up post-production on a handful of films and continuing to work on various projects.
In the spring of 2014, Eva made her stage return after a nine-year hiatus in Bainbridge Performing Arts' production of "The Kentucky Cycle." When not acting, Eva works as a chocolatier for her family's company, Trevani Truffles.
