Addi Forras
Most Nashvillians are not from here originally, but not many migrate from as far as the Philippines.
Addi grew up as a missionary kid, spending her childhood dodging jungle animals and running wild in the mountain tribes of Mindanao. Growing up in the jungles of the Philippines turned out to be surprisingly good preparation for running shoots and managing a creative team.
After surviving high school in the vibrant city of Manila, she made her way to the States and eventually landed in Nashville. With over a decade in media and production management, Addi is a pro at turning chaos into order. From commercials to cutting-edge interactive media to large-scale installations, she brings a collaborative, positive energy to every project. She’s passionate about empowering both artists and clients to do their best work and making sure everything runs smoothly.
Wrote, directed, and shot a feature-length documentary film called “The Cookie Grandma.”
She and her husband actually dreamed of having twins, and sure enough, they did.
When it comes to Karaoke, Addi goes full-on Whitney or Celine.
