Meet Bruna Fachetti | Actress, Writer and Producer

I believe taking risks is the only way to live outside of our comfort zone. As a Chubbuck acting teacher, I have learned a lot about this through the Los Angeles bestseller “The Power of The Actor,” which has also been used by Forbes entrepreneurs to encourage them to take risks. I translated the almost 500-page book into Portuguese and launched it in Brazil, which was one of the biggest risks I have ever taken because it took me so much time and effort. It turned out to be a huge success because it was so different from what was available in the Brazilian market. The Chubbuck technique breaks down the script analysis process and approaches acting based on the behavior of dynamic people. The goal is to  empower the world through the Arts by taking the victimization out of the it.

After implementing the Chubbuck technique in Brazil, I started to investigate myself more and learn about my own nature and how to embrace it. I used to act like a victim and blame others for my problems, but eventually I learned how to love myself for who I am. This helped me to take my acting career to the next level before coming to America. I wasn’t afraid to take risks or being innovative, because I have always used creativity as a tool. Taking risks allowed me to express myself in a unique way and share my unique perspective with the world.

I have learned that embracing our nature and uniqueness is one of the most powerful things we can do, because it takes a lot of courage to be who we are and speak the truth. It is exactly what is unique about us what we have to share with the world, adding new information rather than just creating repetition. I have no regrets about the risks I have taken, even when I fell on my face, because I learned something from every experience. Taking risks like coming to America have been hard but the results are priceless.

Since I became an acting teacher, I fell in love with human development. Before that, I had already been intrigued by the power of the subconscious mind in creating and affecting our reality, as well as quantum physics and spirituality. I was searching for something that could help me to heal and evolve and experimenting it with great results when a tragedy occurred with my mom’s neighbor. I decided to start writing about those experiences, hoping to inspire others that it is possible to win despite and because of our obstacles.

My first script was actually published as an illustrated book called “Infinite – An Animated Odyssey.” It tells the story of a guy who is trapped in his own mind and needs to face his fears, traumas, and let go of the patterns that are holding him back from living the life of his dreams. It is based on my own experiences and the tragedy of the neighbor, which is revealed in the book.

After I published “The Power of the Actor” in Portuguese, which discusses how to analyze a script but also how to transform personal experiences into success, I delved further into behavioral science. Recently, I published my second book called “Mom, What Are My Emotions For?” with the hope of inspiring children to embrace their emotions and understand their nature to develop emotional intelligence – something that I didn’t have until a few years ago.

I used to be afraid of making mistakes and thought I needed to be perfect, or else nobody would like me. In order to be validated, I would agree with things that I didn’t like. This put me in a victimization mode because I felt that all the power was in other people’s hands. Only when I learned how to love myself and embrace my own nature as something that makes me unique, did I start taking my power back. I decided to channel that pain and knowledge into something creative that could be also inspiring.

This deep understanding of human needs for validation, love, success, and the Chubbuck technique taught me a lot about empathy, and I developed a strong desire to serve others through my own experiences. Because I love expressing myself in an artistic way, whether through acting, writing, producing, or directing (my next step), I have been producing my own content. Currently, I am working on a movie to bring awareness to social struggles such as women who love too much, nonviolent communication, financial education, and so on.

These are things that I only learned as an adult, but not knowing them affected all my decisions for a long time. How do I express my feelings effectively? How do I say what I need to without breaking boundaries? How do I make money and what do I do with it? How can I love myself more? These are questions that guide my work and the things I want to talk about in books, movies, artistic interventions, or any other creative expression that can inspire others.