Andriana Garbiso

Andriana Garbiso, a dynamic artist hailing from Stockton, California, is not just an actor and stunt performer but also a budding filmmaker. Drawing inspiration from her Okinawan martial arts roots, Garbiso has expanded her skill set to encompass tactical training, wire work, and performance driving. Her versatile abilities shine through in various roles portraying bad girls and killers to leveraging her real-life EMS skills to convincingly depict characters such as nurses, military, and detectives.

Drawing from her cultural roots in Hispanic and Indigenous heritage, Garbiso's passion is ignited by the drive to dismantle barriers and illuminate the narratives of underdog stories. Throughout her artistic journey, she steadfastly commits to unveiling diverse perspectives, aiming to leave a lasting impact on the landscape of entertainment.

As she expands her portfolio in the fields of television, commercials and film, Garbiso credits a significant portion of her achievements to Judy Williamson, her high school theater mentor, and Gene Tibon, her Karate Sensei, with whom she dedicated many formative years. While Karate provided an avenue for expressing controlled aggression and competition, theater propelled her beyond her comfort zone, compelling her to delve into the realm of creation.

There is very little difference between Garbiso's personal life and on-screen attributes. She can often be found riding motorcycles, adventuring outdoors, engaging in various sports, and actively contributing to the creation of new content. The excitement builds as we can't wait to see what she does next!