Trish Vasquez is a strategy, operations, marketing, and publicity executive with passion for creative content, brands, and causes. In 2011, she co-founded a not-for-profit elementary school in Redondo Beach. Trish and her collaborators built the school from concept to launch and she handled day-to-day management and marketing for several years. In Trish’s many years in the trenches, she has honed her skills for fostering creativity and rolling with the unexpected. From high-profile publicity tours to crisis management, Trish maintains a calm, collaborative, and efficient flow. Trish’s project workflow expertise includes: Adobe, ADP Payroll, Amazon Affiliates, Prime Video, Canva, Constant Contact, Discord, Dropbox, Facebook/Meta/Business Suite, Google Suite including Ads and Analytics, Hightail, Hootsuite, IndeeTV, iMovie, Instagram, Mailchimp, Photoshop+Express, Quickbooks, Slack, StarCM, SurveyMonkey, Vimeo, Wix, WhatsApp, WordPress, YouTube

Recent Work

2024: EFM/Berlin, BOB TREVINO LIKES IT @ SXSW, THE THROWBACK Day/Date Release, AFM in Las Vegas

2023: TIFF Industry Select THE BOY IN THE WOODS, Limited Release of IT ONLY TAKES A NIGHT, SXSW with REVIVAL69: THE CONCERT THAT ROCKED THE WORLD, International Release of SIMULANT, Cannes Marche

2022: Venice Film Festival 2022 Launch and International Release of DEAD FOR A DOLLAR, AFM 2022

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Career Trajectory

My story started with New Line Cinema, when it was a small and mighty indie. Less layers meant more exposure for me, a recent UCLA grad with a hope for international business experience. Not too much later, I was an executive in International Publicity traveling the world to promote our films. I wanted more and segued into Marketing & Publicity at a sales/production company and the learning continued. When my sons were born, I transitioned to consulting, specializing in HFPA and International Academy voters. Today, I am back in the sales/production world, handling international and US distribution of films.


You can rest when you’re dead.

– My favorite billboard, West LA, circa 2000