Beth Riesgraf

Beth Riesgraf becomes one of the upcoming American actors carving out their own niche in film and television. Riesgraf has always had an interest in performing. Her most well-known role is for her role as Parker in the television show 'Leverage.' She's always had an interest in performing arts. Although photography wasn't her first passion, it wasn't long before her fascination for working behind a camera was born. Riesgraf began her journey to working in front of cameras at first for modeling as well as later in commercials. Then, she began to find opportunities on television as well as in films. Her guest appearances were on successful TV series such as "How I My Mother Met You", "My Name is Earl" as well as Big Shots" before landing the main part of TNT series Leverage". While she was there the film industry also was booming as she earned fame for her performance in the film "Alvin and The Chipmunks.. Riesgraf has already achieved her success as an actress, however she's now aiming to go into the camera and be a director. Though acting will be her love, she is also keen to utilize her creative side and explore it as a filmmaker. Beth Beth Beth Beth Beth Beth

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