LaTeace is a multifaceted professional actress whose impressive career spans various mediums, including voice-over work in animation movies and collaborations on Oscar-winning blockbusters like "Django Unchained". A master of the Meisner technique, she becomes completely immersed in her roles, allowing her to bring depth and nuance to every character she portrays.
Throughout her journey, LaTeace has had the privilege of training with esteemed industry professionals, including Jeff Goldblum at Play House West, Larry Moss, Sharon Chatten, Tim Phillips, Kristoph Konrad, and Jean-Louis Rodrigue. Under their guidance, she has honed her craft in scene study, method acting, and script analysis, as well as the art of speaking on the breath.
Beyond her work as an actress, LaTeace is also a talented producer, having founded her own production company, Four Triad Productions. Her impressive credits include the campy feature "The Ice Cream Truck Horror", the documentary "Straws", and the films "After Emma" and "Charlie's Gift", which earned her Best Producing and Best Supporting Actress Awards.
LaTeace's recent projects include wrapping up work on Disney's new television show "The Crossover", based on the New York Times bestseller of the same name, and starring in "Who Killed My Sister" for Lifetime and "Little Dixie" for Paramount. Additionally, she has started working behind the camera as an Assistant Director on the film "Ocean Child".
Looking ahead, LaTeace is set to star in two upcoming projects, playing the roles of Marie Laveau, a voodoo legend, and Maureen Muggeridge, the world-renowned geologist who discovered the largest diamond mine for rare pink diamonds, in the film "The Orchid".
