During her time in New York Elizabeth trained in acting and film production with Jac. In 2002 she moved to San Diego where she continued to pursue acting joining a theatre group. She participated in the play CRY, a dark comedy, written and directed by Max Diammond, where she played the role of a teenager who was molested by her step father. She later moved to Marina Del Rey where she's actively involved in production.

Elizabeth is presently studying acting with John Ennins, continuing with the Strasberg Method that she started back in New York.

'La Chunga" of Mario Vargas Llosa, one of the most renowned Latin American writers, where she plays the leading role.

John Ennins is also developing a play where she will have a leading role. This play is a comedy where Elizabeth will play a maid of a very wealthy couple, who at the end runs the affairs of the house.

This play is going to be produced as a pilot as well for a Television comedy series.

In Orange County, Elizabeth is about the start shooting the film "Multiples Of One" where she also plays the leading role. Main production starts in August of this year.

She was also cast to play a leading role in the television series Pachamama. Production starts in January of 2006.

She played the main role in a short comedy, which will be presented in California film festivals beginning in September.

Other activities and accomplishments includes her selection as Ms Bolivia International in 2004, representing Bolivia at the Ms International 2004 in Chicago.

She's also doing modeling work for print with Canadian, Hawain, Tahitian and Californian companies.

She's doing commercial spots for Hispanic Television and she recently shot a documentary: The Pretty Girl Game, directed by Don Abernathy for international distribution.

She's also going to shoot a documentary with Don Salmon who recently launched a documentary in HBO.

And she's working on a pilot for a latin program which she's not free to mention yet.