Greta Valenti

Greta Valenti is an American Business Woman, Television and Film Producer, Singer, Songwriter, Musician and Actress. She is best known as the lead singer of American Rock band Well Hung Heart, Producer of Television show Live From Daryl's House and Founder and CEO of Grow Vision creative studios.[1]

Early life

Greta Valenti was born in Covington, Louisiana. From the age of 4 she performed on stage and in commercials[2] and performed off-broadway at the age of 13. Valenti emancipated herself at the Age of 17 moving to California and becoming part of the touring performance group, The Young Americans.[3]

Musical career

Valenti performed with various bands in the Orange County CA area before she formed the Rock trio Well Hung Heart with Robin Davey in 2011.[4] With Well Hung Heart she has released 2 albums, Young Enough To Know It all (2013) and Go Forth and Multiply (2014).[5] Well Hung Heart won the 2014 Best Live Band award at the OC Music Awards as well as Best Music Video.[6] Well Hung Heart continue to tour extensively in both America and the UK and Europe and will be one of the headliners on the Axis Entertainment stage at the 2015 Rocklahoma Festival in Oklahoma.[7]

Business career

Valenti is CEO, Executive Producer and Creative Director of Grow Vision, a full service creative and production company.[8] Valenti formed Grow Vision as a web design company in 2007 and quickly grew it into a fully fledged production company.[9] She produced the award-winning Television show Live From Daryl's House for Viacom/Palladia Network as well as music videos for Jet, Papa Roach and Bush.[10]

Entertainment career

Valenti performed in four national U.S. tours with The Young Americans and appeared in over 30 stage productions from the age of 4-17, ranging from Musicals to Shakespeare.[11] She studied acting the Lee Strasberg Institute and comedy at Groundlings in Los Angeles with fellow actor P.J. Byrne.[12]

References

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