Uma Jama, a talented and accomplished actress of Somali Canadian heritage, hails from the culturally rich and diverse city of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, where she spent her formative years. Her remarkable career in the entertainment industry began with a notable role in Zalman King's 2010 production, "Body Language". In the notable episode, titled "Stormy Weather", Uma Jama skillfully portrayed the character of "Lisa", delivering a standout performance that garnered widespread recognition and acclaim.
Jama, a talented individual, left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment, subsequently branching out to take on a diverse array of roles, with one notable example being her portrayal of a female drug dealer and addict in the 2011 cinematic production, "Devil's Candy".
Jama's extensive experience in the entertainment industry has led her to become an integral part of the creative process in the production of "Go Fish", a groundbreaking Canadian comedy that showcases a distinctive artistic vision courtesy of the talented writer and director, Zulie Alnahas.
Set against the stunning and picturesque backdrop of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, this innovative project represents a monumental milestone in Jama's illustrious career, as she takes on the lead role of Naomee, a character that undoubtedly showcases her remarkable acting abilities.
