Isabel Pazos
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| Born | Isbael María Pazos Díaz 6 February 1998 Guatemala City, Guatemala |
| Other names | Isa Pazos |
| Citizenship | Guatemalan |
| Education | Savannah College of Art and Design |
| Occupation | Actress, presenter, perfumer |
| Years active | 2021-present |
| Awards | Nominated for Best Supporting Actress, Savannah 48hr Film Festival |
Isabel María Pazos Díaz (Guatemala City, Guatemala, 6 February 1998) is a Guatemalan actress [1] and producer with an international career,[2] known for her roles in the short films Dios Bendiga (2023), To Go Box (2024), and the most recent: Chupacabra. She has participated in film and theatre productions in Guatemala, the United States, and Europe, in leading roles, supporting roles, and as a background actor.
Biography
Isabel Pazos was born in Guatemala City, Guatemala. From a very young age[3], she showed a clear inclination toward the performing arts [4] and acting, as well as a strong interest in drawing, painting, and music. She was inspired by the films she watched, with The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing, captivating her for its natural and spontaneous acting style. She currently has an international career [5] and was part of the set for the film Juror #2, under the direction of Clint Eastwood, where she experienced first-hand the cinematic environment of Hollywood. Her dream is to participate in action, comedy, and science fiction productions in Hollywood. She began her professional training with studies in animation[6] in the United Kingdom [7] and later moved to the United States, where she pursued a Master of Fine Arts. Pazos has integrated these experiences through work in theatre and film, performing roles as an assistant director and producer.[8]
“I have felt more assertive, reliable, and capable as a professional in this industry because I have been able to take over responsibilities and do them well,” [9]— Isabel Pazos, in an interview with Success Quarterly.
In 2024, she was nominated at the Savannah 48hr Film Festival for Best Supporting Actress. “What I want most is to tell stories that give people something: a breath of fresh air, a smile, or a memory that stays with them”.[10] — Isabel Pazos, in an interview with Prensa Libre.
Filmography
- Film
| Title | Year | Role | Director |
| Ahogandome | 2025 | Supporting role | Dir. Raffaella Parodi |
| What Happened to the Domestic Dog? | 2024 | Supporting role | Second Hand Henry Films/ Dir. Dylan Davis |
| To Go Box (Savannah 48hr Film Festival) | 2024 | Supporting role | Dir. Ryan Dahl |
| Juror #2 | 2023 | Supporting role | Malpaso Productions/ Dir. Clint Eastwood |
| Served | 2023 | Supporting role | Dir. Lucas Weisner |
| Dios Bendiga | 2023 | Supporting role | Dir. Isabella Báez |
| Uprooted | 2022 | Supporting role | Garden House Cinema/Dir. Teresa Stanish |
| Stuck | 2022 | Supporting role | Dir. Eva Chan |
| Working Through Labor | 2021 | Supporting role | Mazeltov Collective/ Dir. Aaron Donahue |
- Theatre
| Title | Year | Role | Place / Director |
| Fiddler on the Roof | 2023 | Ensemble | The Historic Savannah Theatre/ Dir. Shannon Zaller |
| That First Fall | 2021 | Skyler - Principal | Savannah College of Art and Design/Dir. Christopher Shaw |
- Production
| Role | Year | Title | Place / Director |
| Director Assistant | 2025 | Annie the Musical | The Historic Savannah Theatre/ Dir. Shannon Zaller |
| Director Assistant | 2025 | Hairspray | The Historic Savannah Theatre/ Dir. Matt Meece |
| Director Assistant | 2024 | Grease | The Historic Savannah Theatre/ Dir. Mike Zaller |
| Co-producer | 2024 | To Go Box | Savannah 48hr Film Festival/ Dir. Ryan Dahl |
References
- ↑ Pablo Cahuec (9 February 2026). "Isabel Pazos abre camino en el cine internacional". DCA.
- ↑ Luis Lopez (18 December 2025). "Isabel Pazos, una carrera artística que trasciende fronteras". SoyPositivo.
- ↑ "Isabel Pazos: la guatemalteca que está redefiniendo el cine, la actuación y la creación escénica en el extranjero". Voz de la diaspora. 17 January 2026.
- ↑ Alexander Bonilla (February 2026). "Isabel Pazos el arte de cruzar fronteras sin pedir permiso". BVLatinoNews.
- ↑ Leidy Puente (13 February 2026). "Isabel Pazos, la artista centroamericana que impulsa su carrera en los mercados más competitivos del mundo". ElSalvador.com.
- ↑ Karen Molina (2026-02-01). "Isabel Pazos cruza la barrera artística". Revista El Economista (in español).
- ↑ Silvia Lanuza (9 January 2026). "Isabel Pazos, una guatemalteca en camino al éxito". Relato.
- ↑ Mike Malone (2025-12-08). "Strategies for the Modern Creative: Isabel Pazos on Production". LNGFR.
- ↑ Addison Smith (2025-12-15). "Isabel Pazos: From Background to Production". Success Quarterly.
- ↑ "Una voz fresca y prometedora en la escena internacional". Prensa Libre. p. Vida Empresarial.
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