Olimpia Fernandez

Olimpia Fernandez was born on April 11 in Queens, New York . Her father was Cuban and her mother is African American and Italian. She was raised on Long Island and from the age of 5 she always knew she wanted to be an actress. Olimpia grew up performing. While always involved with dance lessons, gymnastics and baton twirling, she deeply desired to be on stage as an actor. Her love for acting steered her to be a constant in community plays, church plays, fashions shows and beauty pageants. Anytime she was able to perform on stage is where she felt most comfortable and in her element.

Olimpia knew the importance of perfecting her craft and auditioned to enroll in The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York, where she proudly attended and graduated. She worked hard and gained valuable experience performing on New York City theatre stages before moving to Los Angeles. Her training never stopped as she immediately enrolled herself in The Beverly Hills Playhouse and studied alongside Howard Fine in his Master Class at the Howard Find Acting Studio.

In Los Angeles, Olimpia landed small roles in sitcoms, game shows, commercials, hosting, voice overs and independent films. She entertained us as the host and MC for A Night of Comedy at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre starring renowned comedian, Paul Mooney and landed a guest starring role across comedian Joe Torry in Love Make things Happen at the Wiltern Theatre. Her first lead role with Full Moon Pictures lead to the production company using her three additional times as lead and supporting lead roles in future projects. She wrote, produced and performed the theme song for Killjoy 2 in which she also played the leading role.

According to the directors, productions companies, and co-stars she has worked alongside of, she exudes talent, confidence and dedication to make her a pleasure to work with and create with. She has a proven professional and talented track record of tackling and conquering a wide range of characters.