Elizabeth Mitchell

Elizabeth grew up watching movies everyday, sometimes going through 2 or 3 VHS tapes in one sitting. The majority of her childhood was spent recreating and acting out scenes from her favorite films in her bedroom, and she knew she one day wanted to do that with her own original characters. Elizabeth was heavily involved in children’s musical theater throughout grade school, and her one consistent interest in high school and college was drama class. She studied Method Acting for two years under Shelley Mitchell at Actors Center of San Francisco, during which she was cast in her first short film, Sean McCarthy’s Superhero. Though she only had a brief part, that role would mark the first of a long line of collaborations with Sean. Elizabeth has played lead and supporting roles in many short films, including the comedy Sho Gun Wedding and the thriller Motel, and has appeared in numerous commercials and music videos.

Elizabeth is the executive producer and co-creator of DOUCHEAHOLICS.