Anna was born in Gothenburg, Sweden in 1976. She left for France at the age of eighteen to study Film in Lyon. After spending two years in France she moved to Dublin, Ireland and spent a year studying Irish literature. She then had the opportunity to move to Washington D.C and worked for PBS writing political editorial. After little over a year she decided to move into Film production. Returning to Europe, she moved to London, England to finish her degree at the American University where she acquired an American and British degree in film production. After graduating, Anna spent some time working independently in London. In the Spring of 2004, she decided to kick her career into high gear and moved to the heart of the film industry in Los Angeles where her talents have led her to jobs as a producer and a coordinator, as well as an assistant director. Since moving to Los Angeles she has worked on a number of independent films such as "Sweetzer" & "The Legend of Mary Worth" (both in Sundance this year) and of course "Theogony". Asked why she decided to work on the film, she said, "Theogony interested me because it was a very ambitious project. What amazed me was that everyone(crew & talent) put in such astonishing efforts to meet this ambition, which for me was a great experience and made my job almost a walk in the park."