Natasha Perez embarked on her acting career as a child, taking on roles in commercials and children's plays at her uncle's theater, laying the foundation for her future success.
Perez landed a significant role in the esteemed cast of the film "Lady in The Water" directed by M. Night Shyamalan, the renowned creator of "The Sixth Sense". This notable achievement was followed by recurring roles in the CBS prime-time drama "The District" and "E.R.", showcasing her exceptional acting skills in both English and Spanish, both on and off camera, as praised by BBC radio.
The Hoy newspaper dubbed her "Hollywood's most requested dubbing actress", highlighting her impressive array of starring roles, including Susan on "Desperate Housewives", Kate on "Lost", Violet on "Private Practice", and Amelia in the Academy-nominated film "El Crimen del Padre Amaro". Additionally, she has secured supporting roles in "Ugly Betty" and "Grey's Anatomy".
Natasha Perez remains a busy and versatile actress, working in film, television, and theatre. Her extensive knowledge of the industry stems not only from her upbringing in a creative family of advertisers and entertainers but also from her formal education. She is a graduate of the Catholic University in Communication Science and the School of High Cinema Studies in Venezuela. Perez has received training at the Lee Strasberg Acting Studio and has been influenced by the styles of Second City, Groundlings, and The Pit. Currently, she is mastering the Chubbuck Technique at the Ivana Chubbuck Studio.
