Rochelle Gibbons
Rochelle Gibbons is known for The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley (2019).
Rochelle Greenwood
Rochelle Greenwood was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. She is known for Peacemaker (2022), The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers (2021) and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (2018).
Rochelle Harrington
Rochelle Harrington is known for Geek Girl (2024).
Rochelle Herman
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Rochelle Holoman
Rochelle Holoman is known for The Drop (2022).
Rochelle Kives
Rochelle Kives is known for Not Funny (2022) and A Kiss Before Christmas (2021).
Rochelle Maria Muzquiz
Rochelle Maria Muzquiz is an actor, screenwriter and filmmaker in Los Angeles. She is known for playing smart and quirky characters on film. An identical twin originally from Plano, Texas, Rochelle was born into a musical family. Her father is the principal percussionist for the Dallas Winds and a Latin percussion specialist, while her mother is a retired music teacher and elementary school principal. As a child, Rochelle's artistic family instilled in her a love of theater and music. She grew up performing in plays, choirs, and playing percussion in the school band. Following in her twin sister's footsteps, she eventually taught herself guitar and songwriting. After moving to Portland, Oregon, she decided to pursue acting professionally in 2013, training at The Actor's Lab with coach Kristina Haddad. Rochelle's career recently picked up momentum with her role as Deputy Miller in Jason Rising: A Friday the 13th Fan Film (2021), which garnered over 700,000 views on YouTube from dedicated fans of the franchise. Soon after, she was cast as Mel in Somebody I Used to Know (2023), playing a goofy married couple with Academy Award-nominated Haley Joel Osment and acting opposite Alison Brie. Aside from her latest credits, Rochelle loves to create original work with collaborators such as Actress/Writer Casey Pfeifer, with whom she co-created the DIY mockumentary Half-Quaked (2018). Rochelle stars as an anxious journalist in this highly-improvised comedy about the impending Pacific Northwest earthquake that won best comedy at the Oregon Independent Film Festival in 2019. With her writing partner Greg Kerr, Rochelle writes comedy and sci-fi TV scripts and pilots. And with her twin sister Renée Muzquiz, she's written serious and comedic music, performed in bands, written scripts, and chipped away at their amorphous but hilarious pet project, "Twin Empire." Whether she's playing a role or writing a script, Rochelle is drawn to material that is clever, funny, empowering and/or challenges the status quo. Her scripts explore themes of work/life personas, self help and unconventional relationships. She believes that diverse representation in film and media is crucial to creating a more compassionate world. Rochelle has a B.A. with a focus in visual arts, women's studies and business from University of North Texas and is a member of SAG-AFTRA.
Rochelle Neil
Rochelle Neil is an actress, known for Terminator: Dark Fate (2019), The Nevers (2021) and Das Boot (2018).
Rochelle Okoye
Rochelle is a Professional Hollywood Stunt Woman, Actress, Best Selling Author, Motivational Speaker and Co-Owner of Tristar Vancouver Martial Arts. She was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba and began her gymnastics career at the very early age of 2. When Rochelle was 7 yrs old, both her parents decided to uproot the family and move to Leeds, England, where her father finished his PhD at Cambridge and Oxford University. Rochelle became a member of and competed internationally for the Great Britain Gymnastics Team at the age of 9. In 1996, she became the Great Britain National Gymnastics Champion and retained the title for 3 consecutive years. Rochelle was also nominated and awarded 'The Top Sports Person in England under the age of 13 category,' for 2 consecutive years. At the age of 14, BBC produced and aired a one hour documentary called 'Going for Gold,' focusing primarily on her goals of competing in the 2000 Olympics. Unfortunately, her dreams fell short when the International Gymnastics Federation (FGI) announced that a competitor must now be 16 years of age to compete in the Olympics. Rochelle was turning 15, and sadly, was one year shy of being eligible to qualify. With the Olympics another 4 years out of her reach, her family decided the best thing to do was pack it in and return to Canada, in the hopes that she would continue her career on the Canadian National team. Rochelle, however had other plans. She resigned from gymnastics, attained a B.Sc. degree in Psychology from the University of Northern British Columbia in 2006. She graduated among her peers a year early, both at high school and University. After completion of her degree and graduation, Rochelle worked with and counselled children and youth with developmental disabilities, mental illnesses and behavioral issues in and outside the school system for several years. In an effort to keep challenging herself physically and mentally, Rochelle journeyed into the world of martial arts; training and competing in the disciplines of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai and fulfilling an amateur and professional Boxing career and went down in history as having the first, female professional boxing bout in British Columbia. She also attained a Personal Training Diploma and began helping others achieve their fitness goals. Rochelle is now the co-owner of a successful and very well known MMA gym located in Vancouver, BC, Canada known as, Tristar Vancouver Martial Arts. It is home to some of Canada's greatest MMA talent and home to UFC athletes and National Champions. Tristar Vancouver Martial Arts is also the National Training Center for the Canadian National MMA team. Rochelle's books and motivational talks focus on guiding others, on how to stand in their power through overcoming their adversities and turn their pain into purpose. After facing and conquering a life full of hardships and adversity and succeeding, Rochelle is an advocate for women empowerment and helping to heal humanity; she speaks to our youth, future generations and adults and is a walking example of how you can turn a life of adversity into a life of diversity, peace and abundance. She teaches others that light can only be understood through the wisdom of darkness, and through introspection and self-love we are all capable of becoming the best versions of ourselves. You can purchase her Best Selling book, 'With Every Damn Brick,' on Amazon and watch her Tedx Talk on the official Tedx YouTube channel, under the title, 'How to turn your pain into power" or at, http://www.ted.com With Every Damn Brick : https://www.amazon.ca/Every-Damn-Brick-Discover-Authentic/dp/1988925363/ref=sr_1_1?crid=36CWLO0FL7QGA&keywords=with+every+damn+brick&qid=1560300877&s=gateway&sprefix=with+every+damn%2Caps%2C350&sr=8-1 Website: http://www.tristarvancouver.com Instagram: @rochelle_okoye @thirdeye.vibez @tristar_vancouver
Rochelle Pangilinan
Rochelle Pangilinan was born on May 23, 1982 in Malabon City, Philippines. She is an actress, known for Encantadia (2016), Tandem (2015) and Darna (2009).