Damaris Diaz, a young and ambitious individual, took her first breaths in the culturally rich and eclectic borough of Brooklyn, New York, a place where the energy of the city would undoubtedly play a significant role in shaping her future endeavors. Her parents, Elvin and Daisy, recognizing and nurturing her innate passion for the performing arts, provided her with the essential support and guidance that would ultimately lead her to pursue a career in acting. At the tender age of 11, Damaris's family made a bold and life-altering decision, relocating from the iconic Empire State to the sun-kissed and vibrant state of Florida, a move that would undoubtedly bring about new opportunities and experiences that would further fuel her creative spark.
Damaris, in her new environment, pursued her aspirations by enrolling in classes at the illustrious Barbizon Model and Talent Centers, a prestigious institution renowned for its exceptional training programs.
As she immersed herself in the world of modeling and talent, Damaris diligently honed her skills, gradually refining her craft and developing her unique style.
In the year 2006, Barbizon provided Damaris with a life-changing opportunity by sending her to the esteemed International Model and Talent Association (IMTA) Convention, held in the vibrant city of Los Angeles.
At the convention, Damaris made a lasting impression by achieving outstanding success in various competitions, solidifying her position as a talented and dedicated individual.
Her impressive performance earned her top honors in the TV Close-Up division, a testament to her exceptional skills and dedication to her craft.
Moreover, Damaris received an acting scholarship from Hines and Hunt Entertainment, a prestigious organization that recognizes and supports emerging talent.
Damaris spent her formative teenage years cultivating her artistic talents, showcasing her remarkable abilities in a diverse array of community theater productions. She shone brightly as the lead in memorable performances of Hansel and Gretel and The Little Mermaid, leaving a lasting impression on audiences with her captivating stage presence.
As she approached the milestone of high school graduation in June 2009, Damaris made the courageous decision to relocate to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California, driven by an unwavering passion to succeed in the competitive world of entertainment.
In the summer of 2009, Damaris had a pivotal meeting with the esteemed managers Jaymee Locke and Karen Kusnitz, which ultimately led to her signing with the reputable AEF talent agency. This marked the beginning of a frenetic pace of auditions that would propel her career forward.
The following year, 2010, Damaris landed her first significant supporting role in Terence Hueston's critically acclaimed short film, Maddoggin', a project that garnered widespread recognition and acclaim.
