Tara Holt

Tara Ashley Holt, a talented actress hailing from Newport Beach, California, discovered her love for performing arts during her elementary and junior high years through various drama classes and productions. Her dedication to acting led her to the esteemed Orange County High School of the Arts (OCHSA), where she immersed herself in intensive drama studies. Following her graduation, Tara relocated to Los Angeles, where she quickly established herself in the entertainment industry, landing numerous roles in film, television, commercials, and print.

Tara's commitment to her craft culminated in her graduating at the top of her class from the Sanford Meisner Studio, where she honed her skills with remarkable discipline. She has emerged as a promising talent, showcasing a breadth of skills that belies her age.

Her television credits include memorable appearances on Nickelodeon's "Victorious" and "Big Time Rush" (both in 2011), Disney's "Sonny with a Chance" (2009), and ABC Family's "Greek" (2008). Additionally, she starred in NBC's "Friends with Benefits" (2011), "Love That Girl" (2011), and had a notable role in Joss Whedon's "Dollhouse" (2009), where she portrayed a victim of a serial killer.

Tara's film work is equally impressive, with roles in "Underground Comedy Movie" (2011), "Small Apartments" (2011), and "The Algerian" (2012). She has also participated in Public Service Announcements for "The Way to Happiness Foundation International" (2008), advocating for positive values. With a diverse portfolio ranging from acclaimed television shows to national commercials, Tara Holt has made an indelible mark in the industry.