Acting

Rafaella Biscayn is a Paris born actress & producer with Italian/Venezuelan heritage. Her love for acting and movies came from being on set at a young age; her parents worked in the TV and Movie industry. She started singing at the tender age of five, followed with playing the violin at six, theater groups and dancing ballet at the age of seven. She then started doing voice-overs, later leading to recording of a music demo sponsored by Universal Music France when she was only 8 years old. That was the time her family relocated to the US. It was here she furthered her passion for acting, singing, booking opera recitals and working on short films, indies, commercials, TV shows and hosting shows. She is also the young author (published at 14) of reality novel Call 911 on 9/11 at 9:11 available online at Amazon and in local bookstores around Miami. She has worked with numerous September 11 non-profit organizations in the years following 2001. She attended UCLA for both her Bachelors and continued with completing the prestigious Producing Program at UCLA's TV & Film School, headed by Tom Nunan. In Commercials, she has worked with clients such as Apple, McDonald's, FORD, Honda, Nokia, KFC, Caesar's Palace, FOX, A&E, MTV, Univision... as well as acted in shorts, indies, TV episodes & a lot of fun commercials! Her favorite one is her "Nespresso" National with George Clooney & Danny Devito which aired for a year in a half. Spot her out as Cleopatra! In 2020, she started working with producers Mark Canton & Courtney Solomon on the adult-animated TV Show "The Freak Brothers" which is now in its Season 2, premiering June 25th 2023. She also just completed a trilogy of horror films for Lionsgate, based upon the original 2008 movie "The Strangers," now directed by Renny Harlin, starring Madelaine Petsch, Froy Gutierrez & Gabriel Basso. Her love for books and reading at a young age has come useful, pitching many properties to be optioned and currently developed into TV & Movie projects, ranging across a multitude of different genres.