ACTOR. WRITER. PRODUCER.
Julia Morizawa is an actor with 20+ years experience in film, television, theatre, and web series, including 8+ years experience in voice-over and narrative podcasts. She is a member of SAG-AFTRA and Equity. Career highlights include the feature film Judas Kiss, TV appearances on Scandal and SEAL Team, the title role in East West Players' production of Masha No Home, series regular roles on the web series Star Trek: Odyssey and Galactic Galaxy, and the lead role in the fiction podcast The Bright Sessions. She is a graduate of The Second City Hollywood and has trained at The BGB Studio, Actors Comedy Studio, and The Sanford Meisner Center. Julia spends her time between Los Angeles and Portland, Oregon and has a home voice-over studio where she can record projects remotely.
Julia is also a writer/producer who has created award-winning independent projects in various genres and mediums. Currently, she is in financing/packaging for the feature film Something About the Tide, a coming-of-middle-age dramedy which was a Top 5 Finalist in the 2024 Tribeca/AT&T's Untold Stories. Her most recent project, Dragonfly, is an animated short film about the Tokyo firebombing of March 9-10, 1945, and is available on Prime Video, Samansa, and via distributor Alexander Street. Projects in development include: Welcome Back, a sci-fi drama set in a near-future America where victims of mass shootings are programmed to blackout to survive them; Tomorrow, I Promise, a live-action short inspired by the draft resistance at Heart Mountain incarceration camp in 1944; and Where We Came From, a limited series based on two generations of Julia's family heritage.
Julia is also a writer/producer who has created award-winning independent projects in various genres and mediums. Currently, she is in financing/packaging for the feature film Something About the Tide, a coming-of-middle-age dramedy which was a Top 5 Finalist in the 2024 Tribeca/AT&T's Untold Stories. Her most recent project, Dragonfly, is an animated short film about the Tokyo firebombing of March 9-10, 1945, and is available on Prime Video, Samansa, and via distributor Alexander Street. Projects in development include: Welcome Back, a sci-fi drama set in a near-future America where victims of mass shootings are programmed to blackout to survive them; Tomorrow, I Promise, a live-action short inspired by the draft resistance at Heart Mountain incarceration camp in 1944; and Where We Came From, a limited series based on two generations of Julia's family heritage.
ORIGINAL PROJECTS
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