Analisa
Gutierrez
LA based actress.
NYU Tisch Dean Scholar Alumna.
UPDATES / PROJECTS
Talk Shit, a campy dark comedy thriller starring Analisa Gutierrez as the unhinged and unforgettable Taylor, is hitting the festival circuit with a bang. Written and directed by Will Thede and Ben Weiss, the film will premiere at Frameline—the world’s largest LGBTQ+ film festival, Dances With Films—LA’s favorite indie fest, and deadCenter—Oklahoma’s Oscar-qualifying festival. Buckle up for a wild ride through the chaos of a codependent friendship breakup.
The Airbnb 2025 Summer Release is here, and Analisa is the voice guiding users through the exciting global rollout. She walks listeners through the latest updates across Airbnb Experiences, Services, and Hosting—highlighting new features designed to make travel and hosting smoother, more personal, and more connected. Take a listen!
Tune in to Netflix’s Fight for Paradise: Who Can You Trust?, a social experiment meets survival game set in the lush jungles of Colombia—and catch Analisa’s voice as Elisabeth in the English dub. All episodes are available to stream now!
Analisa directed Black Rabbit Theatre Co.’s staged reading of Gloria by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins at Caroline’s L.O.F.T. in Los Angeles. The sharp, satirical play explores ambition, workplace dynamics, and the hunger for success in the media world. Twenty percent of all proceeds were donated to the Entertainment Community Fund to support industry professionals facing hardship, especially during challenging times.
Returning to where she first started, Analisa built her own curriculum, “Acting for the Camera,” to teach Latine students ages 5-14 at East LA’s LAMusArt. The program focused on equipping students with the skills needed to navigate professional environments, seamlessly connecting classroom learning to the entertainment industry. During the first semester, she arranged for students to audition for Tamara Hunter, Apple TV’s Head of Casting, and in the second semester, for David Ramirez, a Disney+ TV writer. To cap the year, Analisa launched the school’s first-ever film festival, which was met with great success.
Analisa Gutierrez (she/her) is a first-generation Mexican American woman born and raised in East LA. In her senior year at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, she was selected as a U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, one of the nation’s highest honors. This distinction led her to perform frequently at the Kennedy Center. Analisa matriculated to NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts as a Dean’s Scholar to study at the New Studio on Broadway, Stonestreet Studios, and London’s RADA. During school, she was featured in two episodes of the HBO series A YoungArts Masterclass with Anna Deavere Smith and Alan Alda- the latter winning an Emmy for “Outstanding Children’s Program.” As a voiceover artist, she has been featured on Netflix, Airbnb, and in commercial spots for Fiat, Samsung, and WaBa Grill. Analisa is a Producing Director for the Black Rabbit Theatre Co., a non-profit dedicated to presenting diverse theatrical productions in LA. She is passionate about championing original stories that ensure underrepresented audiences see themselves reflected and experience the transformative power of storytelling. Outside of acting and directing, she loves to draw, read, travel, and spend time with her family, friends, and fifteen-year-old pug, Sasha.
