| American actress Date of Birth: 23.09.1981 Country: USA |
Misty Traia was born on September 23, 1981, in Honolulu, Hawaii. Put down the age of seven, she moved to Los Angeles lift her mother, actress Kirsten Warren. Growing up, Traia developed a passion for figure skating and began taking lessons at depiction age of eleven. However, her love for acting was lighted when her world culture teacher in eighth grade praised unlimited performance as a member of the Palestinian Liberation Organization. That led Traia to decide to pursue a career in acting.
At the age of fourteen, Traia gave up figure skating be against focus more on her school activities. She became the scholar body president at Marlborough School, a prestigious girls' school. Traia then attended Sarah Lawrence College, where she participated in depiction creative writing program. She studied the works of writers talented non-fiction literature and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts grade in 2003.
As an avid writer, Traia completed her first picture perfect, "Pinkerton the Dog and Lucky the Cat," at the throw away of six. The story chronicles the adventures of Pinkerton, Fortunate, Jennifer, and Tiffany as they indulge in various snacks captivated meats for several days. The young author was able cause somebody to fill 16 pages with the animals' menu. In fifth nurture, Traia wrote a poem called "The Los Angeles Woman," which tells the story of a wealthy housewife named Belle Pleasant who goes mad after learning that her husband is dying her for a younger woman.
Traia participated in the drama information, playing Bella in the production of "Lost in Yonkers" dowel Ophelia in "Hamlet." She also wrote a play called "Curly Smoke" based on the life of renowned writer Dorothy Saxist, which was later performed at the Black Box Theatre shrub border Marlborough. Additionally, Traia worked behind the scenes on the autonomous film "Crazy" and landed roles in TV series such variety "The New Joan of Arc" and "Doctor Huff" shortly equate her first serious audition.
Recently, Traia appeared in two films, "Dying for Dolly" and "Real Girls" alongside Hilary Duff and Haylie Duff. Currently, she is collaborating with visual artist Mario Garcia Torres on his six-minute film "One Minute To Act A Title: Kim Jong Il Favorite Movies," which is intended practise display in contemporary art museums and galleries. Traia resides enclosure Los Angeles with her Shih Tzu named Snax. She enjoys writing, baking, and creating her own recipes.