Tina Renée Grace

Tina Renee Grace was born in East Chicago. She grew up in northwest Indiana and spent many summers in L.A. with family. Her love of acting was born in elementary school when she participated in a production of Christopher Columbus. She pursued the arts throughout her high school career, performing in choir and many high school productions. As well as theater, Tina also branched out and in to modeling at a young age, attending Barbizon. Upon graduating high school, she took on a more active role in the performing arts, getting involved with community theater and studying martial arts, specifically Shorin Ryu Kempo, widening her array of abilities. Looking to push herself further she attended the Acting Studio Chicago studying under Ed Hooks and Act One Studios. One of her first film roles was in Afraid of Sunrise, shortly followed by the award-winning drama thriller, What They Say. Tina made a name and presence for herself in the active independent film scene in Chicago, moving from Indiana to the city to commit herself further. She has been in a range of projects since including critically acclaimed, The Club, a comedy web-series taking place at a country club and becoming a player at I Love A Mystery Theater Co., a murder mystery dinner theater.