Meet Ashley
Ashley is a writer, actor, producer and teacher based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She has over fifteen years experience in the film industry and holds a degree in screenwriting from Loyola Marymount University. She has extensive experience as a script reader, script editor and procuring script coverage for various entities including the Austin Film Festival and Evolution Pictures in LA. She teaches, edits and coaches screenwriting online and in person. The short film she wrote, produced and acted in, Dinner Guest, recently had it's world premiere at the 2017 Austin Film Festival. The script for Dinner Guest was a finalist for the New Mexico Women in Film Athena Award in 2016. She has several other television and film projects in various stages of production.
Her acting credits include a number of independent films, commercials and most recently the indie film The Long Dumb Road with Jason Mantzoukas. Her films have screened at Sundance Film Festival, the Austin Film Festival and SXSW to name a few. She's represented by the Mitchell & Associates in New Mexico.
Ashley is also a yoga therapist and has over 1,200 hours of training in the Viniyoga lineage and specializes in individualized yoga therapy for structural, physiological, mental and emotional conditions. Currently she teacher yoga therapy at an inpatient rehabilitation center in northern New Mexico for recovering addicts. She teaches clear, concise, safely sequenced classes with attention to the breath. She weaves her knowledge of the yoga practice into her creative endeavors and writing classes.
Her acting credits include a number of independent films, commercials and most recently the indie film The Long Dumb Road with Jason Mantzoukas. Her films have screened at Sundance Film Festival, the Austin Film Festival and SXSW to name a few. She's represented by the Mitchell & Associates in New Mexico.
Ashley is also a yoga therapist and has over 1,200 hours of training in the Viniyoga lineage and specializes in individualized yoga therapy for structural, physiological, mental and emotional conditions. Currently she teacher yoga therapy at an inpatient rehabilitation center in northern New Mexico for recovering addicts. She teaches clear, concise, safely sequenced classes with attention to the breath. She weaves her knowledge of the yoga practice into her creative endeavors and writing classes.
