Drena De Niro

Drena DeNiro enjoyed a bohemian upbringing that saw her divide her time between New York City, Los Angeles, and Italy. This transient lifestyle is said to have been a driving factor in her embrace of the arts. Post schooling, Drena began her career in the entertainment industry working as a model. Further driven by her interest in fashion and music she became a DJ and Fashion Consultant. This led her to work as a musical supervisor for Giorgio Armani, serving as the creative force behind the coordination of musical backdrops for high fashion's most exclusive runway shows. Her transition to the field of acting began after landing a role in Allison Anders’s Grace of My Heart. Since her premiere role, Drena has worked with and trained under the legendary talent of Larry Moss, writer of the quintessential guide to acting, “Intent to Live”, and Susan Batson of The Black Nexxus Acting Studio. With the turn of the millennium, Drena set her sights on writing and directing her first film, “Girls and Dolls”. Read Less