‏Talia Rothenberg‏

Talia Rothenberg is a native of San Juan, Puerto Rico and a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts (BFA Drama, 2014). Talia made her television debut in the Disney Channel Original Movie "Princess Protection Program" (starring Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato), and has proceeded to work on numerous projects across a variety of mediums since. She next appeared as Lymari Nadal's daughter in Edward James Olmos' bi-lingual independent feature "America". A 2010 U.S. Presidential Scholar and undergraduate Producing minor, Talia first began developing content while at NYU. Her first original short which she wrote and starred in, "Bad Habits", premiered at the 2014 Cannes Short Film Corner. Her digital series, "MRS.", was initially released spring 2014 on YouTube with a total 125K in views. Its sophomore season "#THISISCOLLEGE by MRS." premiered on Facebook in 2016 with 200K views. Her original pilot based on the "MRS." webseries ranked #1 for over two months on Amazon Studios development platform. Talia's debut feature screenplay and YA thriller, "Swiped", made the 2016 Black List quarterly list.