Suzanne Herrera-McCullough

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Suzanne Herrera had early ambitions far afield from show business, attending UCLA with a social sciences major. After a stint as a Varsity Cheerleader, she soon found herself at Universal City Studios where she was promptly cast in numerous television series guest roles. After studying with Lee Strasberg at The Actor's Studio, Suzanne continued to appear in popular network TV shows, including Emergency, Quincy, Falcon Crest, Helter Skelter, High Tide, Kojack, The Rockford Files, The Incredible Hulk, Battlestar Gallactica, International Airport, and Fantasy Island. Behind the camera, Suzanne has written for several network television series, including Falcon Crest, High Tide, and Zorro. When asked about her many appearances in such iconic television shows, Suzanne jokingly refers to herself as "almost-almost famous". She even recalls with great humor her stint as an on-air commercial voice artist for The Wolfman Jack Radio Show. A member of both the Screen Actors Guild and the Writers Guild of America, Suzanne has lived in the Santa Barbara area for more than twenty years and co-authored the hardcover book "Where Hollywood Hides: Santa Barbara - Celebrities in Paradise". When not writing or working as a story structure and dialogue consultant for other writers, she regularly co-hosts an inspiring internet podcast featuring intimate interviews with entertainment industry professionals (available on iTunes and at WhereHollywoodHides), and develops film and book projects serving the Latino audience.