who? how? why?

From a young age, Anita told stories. She was awed by television and how it could enrapture  her family. So she would try to do the same by crafting skits with her friends or stuffed animals and presenting her stories at family functions.
When Anita turned 6 years old, she and her parents emigrated from Iran to the United States. Her parents signed her up for acting classes so she'd have somewhere to express her energy and practice her English. Little did they know that these acting classes would inspire her to pursue storytelling professionally. 
In university, Anita got degrees in Drama and Public Health Sciences, with a minor in Anthropology. This scholastic combination transformed Anita's views on humanity and elevated her purpose in art. ​
She is soon to hold 
Today, Anita's mission is to make art (whether acting, writing, or producing) that is unapologetically raw. She appreciates work that makes her feel like she's been transported and connected with the humans in the story.  She aims to create work that makes her audiences feel the same.