Hello,
My name is Josefina Hatton. I grew up in Rigby, Idaho. I’m Filipino/Caucasian and I was raised on a farm. I was a tomboy growing up and rode my first snow machine when I was 5. Soon after I was operating three and four wheelers, jet skis and finally dirt bikes. When I was a little older, my father finally felt that it was safe for me to attempt firearms. I not only showed up my dad, but also won target competitions with skeet-shoot, .22 rifles, and pistols. My first job consisted of operating a front loader and a manure truck to spread sunshine in the fields of spudland. I decided I wanted to be an actor my Sophomore year of high school, because it was and still is the only thing I could really ever see myself doing. My senior year of high school, I auditioned for the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and was accepted to enroll at their L.A. campus that fall. Unfortunately, the lack of funds prevented me from going, but I decided that that road block was not going to stop me from doing what I know I have a knack for. With that said, I’m very serious and proactive with my career. Currently, I fly to L.A. once a month to take with a professional coach (Molli Benson) and locally, I’m training with Anne Sward. I have learned valuable skills, professionalism and protocol from these gifted individuals. I feel than any experience is valuable experience and that learning and growth is and should be gained every day. It is an impeccable key ingredient to success.

“If you don’t follow your dreams, you might as well be a vegetable.”
-Burt Munro portrayed by Anthony Hopkins in The World’s Fastest Indian