Aria Moody

Aria Moody is a versatile talent in the entertainment industry, renowned for her work as an actor, singer, voice actor, public speaker, writer, and former dancer/choreographer. Her diverse skill set extends to computer proficiency, culinary arts, and teaching. Aria earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Biological Sciences with a minor in Psychology from Wayne State University, followed by a Master of Arts in Teaching with a concentration in Secondary Science.

Throughout her career, she has honed her craft through various acting workshops and voice acting courses, collaborating with esteemed industry professionals such as Sheik Mahmud-Bey, Rich Goteri, and Rob Winkworth. Aria has predominantly graced Michigan’s theatrical stages, showcasing her talent in productions such as "Single Is The New Black," "Hairspray," "Rent," "A Raisin In The Sun," and "Colors Dream of The Masta."

In recent years, Aria has expanded her repertoire to include independent films, where she has portrayed a wide array of characters, including police officers, detectives, psychologists, and mothers, across genres from comedy to suspense. Notable performances include her roles as Mrs. Patton in "Left In Vegas" (2020) and Aunt Rhonda in the gripping thriller "Cain and Abel" (2021). With her dedication to the arts, Moody continues to captivate audiences and make her mark in the entertainment landscape.