Anah Ambuchi is a multifaceted individual, exceling as an actress, writer, producer, and director, with a charismatic personality that has led to numerous TV commercial credits with prominent clients such as Nickelodeon, McDonald's, Build-A-Bear Workshop, American Girl Doll, BuzzFeed, AARP, Reddi Wip, Academy Sports + Outdoors, YMCA, and many others.
At the tender age of 11, Anah made her mark on the television industry, landing a recurring role as the intelligent and confident Stacey Smith in the hit Showtime series The Chi.
Anah's creative endeavors extend to writing, producing, and directing her award-winning short film Made in His Image, which is based on her personal experience with bullying. The film has garnered widespread recognition, winning four awards and being accepted into twelve national film festivals, including the prestigious Cannes Film Festival - Diversity in Cannes Shortfilm Showcase. Anah credits her family, mentors Jossie Harris Thacker and the legendary Bill Duke, for their significant contributions to the film's success.
In addition to her work in the entertainment industry, Anah is a passionate anti-bullying advocate, mentoring over 30 young black girls with the Saving Our Daughters Organization. She is also an active member of the African Artist Association and the Young Artist Academy.
Anah is deeply humbled by the opportunities she has been given and aspires to use her platform to inspire young girls of color to pursue their dreams, despite the obstacles they may face. She was once inspired by a meeting with Alfre Woodard, who emphasized the importance of spreading love, kindness, and encouragement, particularly among women and girls of color. Anah is committed to upholding this philosophy, believing that she is being used for a greater purpose.
Throughout her journey, Anah has lived by the motto "Her Dreams Are Valid," a testament to her unwavering dedication to her craft and her mission to uplift and empower others.
