Rebecca was born the eldest of two daughters in San Jose, California. With her mother being an elementary school teacher who specialized in Children’s Musical Theater and a father who was a Preacher’s Kid raised with singing in the boy’s choir, it was natural that Rebecca’s interest in the Arts flourished. She started performing at the tender age of 5 and soon found herself falling in love with all forms of performing including choir, musical theater and performance groups. Her mother and father started songwriting during the 80’s and Rebecca followed suite with writing poetry, songs and instrumentals as a teenager in High School.

After becoming a wife and mother at age 22, she decided to put her interests in the Performing Arts aside in order to focus on being an administrative professional. All the while still using her passion as a form of expression, reflection and self-therapy during the tough times in her life. In November of 2008, as a result of keeping up with her writing, she self-published her first book of poetry “The Genesis Journey - A Creative Collection” (available at Amazon.com)

In the 2006, Rebecca started “video blogging” on YouTube to capture yet another journey of her life through the Gastric Bypass surgery. She also started her very first musical podcast called “Sunday Morning Meditations" in order to express her love for beautiful music, positive thoughts, poetry and scripture. 

In 2010, Rebecca helped produced two short films, “Are You My Girlfriend” and “Thugs Need Hugs”, with E+ Productions while working as a Job Coach for adults with Developmental Disabilities. She was also Creative Director and Audio Production Teacher for their very first podcast. 

From 2010 to 2011, Rebecca worked with Live Media Entertainment, a film production company that was once based in Auburn, California. There she was an intern Casting Director and Production Coordinator for “Dark Truths"  (released TBD). She also assisted with minor editing jobs, development of two other films.

After her husband being diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer, she came home for a time to nurse him back to health. Currently, she is working full time in administration to support her family during her husbands battle but she has not forgotten her creative roots.  She is the Writer/Director for A Bit of Forever: A Short Film of Hope which was filmed in the summer of 2012 in collaboration with Crimson Thread Media that was privlidged to be premiered at the 2013 Life Film Festival in Hollywood, CA. She has also assisted with videos as Media Director for What Would God Say?® 

If you would like to get hold of Rebecca, feel free to email her or post on herwebsite.