Juliana Atteberry
A queer disabled creative

Writer ~ Books, Scripts, Poems
Actor ~ Flim, T.V., Theater, Voice 
Professional Script Reader
Singer & Activist

Jules@eberry.com
(professional inquiries only please)

She was born on April 29, in Denver, Colorado. She traveled a lot as a kid which while encouraging her curiosity and love of storytelling also meant that her childhood education was spent at many different schools. So, deciding not to be the new student again she decided to get her G.E.D. and headed into college early.

She became the youngest student in her E.M.T. class with the goal to become a nurse. However, after a certain chance meeting in the back of an ambulance, she decided that she wasn't emotionally strong enough yet and would consider pursuing the career after some more self-development. After that, she changed her degree twice, the first time to become a quantum physicist for her love of astronomy. It was wonderfully fascinating but she found little time to be creative. She switched it again to Creative Writing which was a constant passion she would always return to. Eventually, she would love to go back to school to further study quantum physics.

A long-term bucket list item of hers is to write an award-winning movie for Disney. Juliana found her chance to get her foot in the door with the Disney College Program. She found herself working as a Pirate at the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Walt Disney World Orlando, Florida in the spring of 2015.

When her program was over she decided as a farewell to Disney to audition for Cinderella at her college. Doing so allowed her to find this perfect mesh of creativity and ability to bring others joy while understanding the human spirit in acting that she had always in a way been looking for. She decided to change her degree one final time and finished getting her degree at the best two-year college in Colorado for acting. While there she was nominated for Best Lead Actress and was sent by her school to both KCACTF's when they were in her state. During this time she was also hired by David-Matthew Barnes to write and appear in the T.V. show Bloom which unfortunately never aired. 
 
Once she graduated college with cords, an AA Theatre Degree, and several certificates she moved to The Big Apple.