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ABOUT the patranila project
I’m Patranila!
Welcome to The Patranila Project — where creativity meets chaos. I launched this space when I got tired of waiting for someone else to cast me, literally and in my own life. What began as a passion project for creative expression became a full-blown manifesto for living as the Creative Director of your own life.
Here at TPP, we’re building the ultimate anti-hustle hustle — where beauty, style, home, and wellness converge into one perfectly curated mood board for living on purpose and out loud.
What We Do Here
But here’s the thing. The Patranila Project is more than a space to talk about skincare and where to find your next style obsession. It’s about living with intention, expressing yourself freely, and making choices that reflect you.
This isn’t just content (I hate that word) — it’s a backstage pass to live like everything is yours for the taking.
Sprinkled among my unfiltered thoughts on what it is to be a woman in this world, I share what serum is worth that eye-popping price tag, the swimsuit that actually stays put when you dive in, and why you should always always take the trip, buy the shoes, and choose yourself first.
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About Patranila
A native New Yorker, Patranila is an actress, singer-songwriter, and voiceover artist. A graduate of the film program at New York University and The New School, she also enjoys working on the other side of the camera as a writer, director, and producer.
Patranila’s notable appearances include The Burial, Chappelle’s Show, As The World Turns, and The Guiding Light. She appears in the indie films Monkeys & Robots, The Saint of Avenue B, and The Yakuza and The Mermaid. She has toured internationally with the Harlem Gospel Choir as a featured vocalist and contributed two songs to the soundtrack of The Yakuza and The Mermaid.
An accomplished voiceover artist, her resume boasts engagements with Revlon, Tiffany & Co., L’Oreal, NBC Universal, and HBO.
She wrote and directed The Drawing Room for The Theatre Studio’s Short One-Act Festival and her screenplay, Crazy Black Chicks, was selected to launch the American Theater of Harlem’s Comedy Reading Series. For four years she co-produced the sketch comedy show AMERICAN CANDY, which performed regularly at Gotham Comedy Club and other venues in New York.
Along with a producing partner, Patranila launched The Play’s The Thing, a reality web series which chronicles the journey of young actors as they face the challenges and rigors of a career in show business and she is the director of digital sketch comedy series, It’s Funny I’m Just Saying.
She is currently hard at work on her first solo album. Patranila is represented by DPN Talent and BBR Talent.
We are often coached to be the CEO of our lives. I say, be the Creative Director instead. Our daily lives should be more than the business of living. Our day-to-day must be about the art of living.
- Patranila
