Splitting her time between LA, Vancouver, and Toronto, Patricia was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta where she began appearing in school and church plays at a young age. After high school, she majored in Economics and Political Science at the University of Alberta, and while still in her studies, became the youngest Account Executive in the country for a major IT corporation. In spite of her success in business, Patricia still felt a pull toward acting, and after taking a round of evening classes through Edmonton's Citadel Theatre, she packed up her belongings and left her hometown one weekend to begin pursuing her dream in Vancouver.
From riding on motorcycles in Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol, to breaking the hearts of leading men in indie darlings like Daydream Nation, Patricia Isaac is a dynamic East Indian-Israeli actress who has appeared in various feature films and major network television series. With her IT business background, Patricia is a natural fit for producing, and is currently developing her first project to go to production in the summer of 2012. Determined to broaden the view of South Asian stories in the North American film industry, Patricia co-founded the annual Vancouver International South Asian Film Festival that launched in 2010. As well, Patricia is the face of a popular, national ad campaign in which she charmingly sasses six-time NHL All Star, Jarome Iginla.
Although Patricia's career is now expanding to Hollywood, she still sets aside time, and is extremely passionate about bettering her community. From mentoring children in the Big Sisters of B.C program, to creating "Project: Be the Change", which hosted various community initiatives to raise supplies for local women's shelters, and Vancouver's homeless, Patricia is committed to making a positive difference at every turn. As her journey continues, her vision is to continually grow as an accomplished actress, producer, and community advocate.
