Condensed Biography
Gina Di Tullio began professionally as a performing artist, in 1984, participating in dance, acting, commercial acting and modeling. She has since performed in, directed, written and produced numerous productions for stage, television, and film in the midwest, rocky mountain region and western United States, as well as, Canada. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education, with an emphasis in Neuroscience and Cognitive Studies, an Associate of Science degree in Computer Science and studied television and film acting in Vancouver, British Columbia, at The Vancouver Film School. She is the creative director of The Feel Good Place, a creative wellness center, where she teaches communication and synergistic development through the arts of acting, writing, and movement.
As her work and life experience is quite varied, it is important for Gina to work in an environment that stimulates her own enrichment as well as the enrichment of others. As a teacher and a believer that lifelong learning is an essential element for personal and spiritual growth, Gina is happiest when her work is combined with education and the strengthening and evolution of community.
Detailed Biography
Gina Di Tullio has been officially involved with the performing arts since 1984 where she started with commercial acting and runway modeling.
In 1994, having met Benn Farrell, the owner of Comatose Picturez, Gina co-produced and starred in her first full feature productions as Amanda in In the Darkness, Gabriela in Na Fen Liôm and a screen adaptation of Lady Bright.
In 1997, she had the opportunity to study in Vancouver B.C. and worked with Canadian music channel in a music video for Slowburn and feetfirst productions in independent shorts, Sheena and 15 Minutes.
Upon her to Colorado, Gina, created LastMinute Productions, along with Michael J. Todd (also with Silver Dog Productions), and wrote, directed and produced her debut, Admissions Quest, which later (2013) appeared in the Colorado Independent Women of Film Festival.
In 1998, Gina continued to work with Benn Farrell, who started DockRat Entertainment and starred as Shelly Holbert in his original theater debut of 24 Hours and Something Original, then back to screen as Kristy McMahon in WonderBred. She worked in conjunction with DockRat Entertainment, Vivtone Productions, and Napoleon Live Entertainment in the sketch comedy series Loosen Up! Soon after, in 2004, Gina was approached by Pam Jones and Juliet Draper of Rogue Amazon Entertainment, to play the role of Janice in Pam’s directorial debut of her original work Camille’s Magic.
She has worked in stage productions with Michael Stansbury and the Masquers over the years as well as worked in the Gay and Lesbian Theater Festival with Tony Babin’s, UpStart Theater Ensemble, where she played Mabel in The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told, and Anactoria in Sappho in Love. Gina played in Two by Two as pagan worshipper Goldie, for StarBar Players, and was in the fabulous running dinner theater production of Party of One, directed by Brian Thompson and produced by Encore!
In 2010, Gina toured Colorado, the Midwest, and California with Soren Bennick Productions presenting, The Power of One, an anti-bullying educational series.
In recent years, Gina has had the pleasure of working with Sam Wickey, in My Amish World, Robert Berg in his production of Misogyny, and Eileen Agosta, TMDFilms, as Different Kind‘s resident “Bad Guy”, Sal, her first “Mom” role, Gail, in The Burden and returned as Dr. Cutter, in TMDFilms newest production, Trauma.
Gina’s most recent feature appearance will be in Jurassic Thunder, a Milko Davis feature, slated for release in 2019.
