Lynn Eastman-Rossi

Lynn grew up in Long Beach, CA the youngest of 3 children. Her father was in the meat business and her mother was a musician. She began her acting career in the LB Civic Light Opera at the age of 13. She was in numerous productions starting in the chorus and moving up to speaking roles in "Kismet" with Howard Keel, "Mame" with Martha Ray. She went on to star as Laurie in "Oklahoma", Nancy in "Oliver", Anna in "The KIng and I" before landing her first movie role in "Phantasm". She was Miss Welcome to Long Beach, whose job it was to meet and greet visiting dignitaries, ride in parades and christen the Queen Mary when it arrived in Long Beach Harbor.

She had a band called Sazzy Smash and built her own recording studio, The Recording Suite, with Recording Engineer Paul Ratajczak. Michael Nesmith brought one of his projects to the studio as did RCA Records for their subsidiary label Free Flight Records.

Lynn's next move was to Hollywood to Study Method Acting with Lee Strasberg. Over 5 years she devoted herself to serious study and was cast in two plays Lee produced at the Marilyn Monroe Theatre. She continued auditioning and performed in several other plays in Hollywood. She then went on to direct theatre in the Los Angeles area and has done Commercial, TV and Film work.

She is now Co-owner of Eastman Rossi Productions with her husband Leo Rossi They have either acted in, produced or written numerous Films, Plays and TV Shows. But their greatest production is their two children.