Santa Monica, California - Fourteen year old actress Amber Montana looked adorable as she attended the Keep A Child Alive's 20th Annual Dream Haloween at the Barker Hangar on October 26, 2013 in Santa Monica, California.
From a very young age, Amber had a love for entertaining people.She played the violin during her younger school years,was a competitive cheerleader, gymnast,and singer, and caught the bug for acting at the age of 8.In 2007, Amber auditioned for her first feature film, and was offered the leading role playing Jennifer Marteliz in the film, She Could Be You. Shortly after, she auditioned and was offered the leading role playing Jenny, in the national PSA series called McGruff. With such a desire to be an actress, Amber started studying her favorite actors on television.When most kids were watching shows for enjoyment, Amber was busy trying to learn the comedic timing of Lucille Ball,her favorite actor of all time. In 2007, Ambers family moved to Los Angeles to give Episodic season a try.She studied with private coaches,attended weekly classes, and workshops, and began working on her singing .Amber was touring with the Los Angeles based performance group called, Hollywood Hipstars,singing and dancing at venues across the state. Amber began booking work on commercials, such as Mattel and ,worked on a national PSA with Michelle Obama for Women In The MIlitary. In 2011, Amber booked the role of Samantha Gunnar in the hit television series, Man Up. In 2012 , Amber booked her first national commercial for AT&T, called His, Hers, and Theirs,.The commercial is airing in English and Spanish, national network, internet, and web. In September , Amber got the audition for the Nickelodeon TV pilot called, Haunted Hathaways, playing the role of Taylor Hathaway. After multiple auditions and screen tests, Amber booked the role and would have the opportunity to bring Taylor to life, and make the pilot a hit. With an incredible cast and crew, and the impeccable team at Nickelodeon, the pilot was picked up to series in January of 2013.
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