Diamanta, a unique young actress full of promise, has a mystical, otherworldly quality that makes her a natural for drama, action, horror and thriller-style projects. Diamanta's a skateboarding, science-savvy, lanky brainiac beauty with a calm, zen-like personality. Comfortable in her own skin and happy to be different, she's full of contradictory talents. Diamanta is friendly and grounded with serious smarts, awareness, and emotional maturity beyond her years. This makes her a great choice for edgy, challenging material. Quietly self confident, Diamanta's by-passed awkward adolescence and sailed straight into graceful pre-teen-hood. Diamanta has a firm handle on herself.' Diamanta's not afraid of the dark.It's safe to call her more 'Goth Girl' than 'Goo-Goo Doll.' Her favorite character is Wednesday Addams of the classic Addams Family, and Diamanta radiates the hyper-cool deadpan ingenue charm of Christina Ricci, and the action-thriller vibe of Natalie Portman. Unsurprisingly, Diamanta idolizes Dakota Fanning for her emotional range. Her favorite Dakota moment, in 'Man on Fire' as the kidnapped daughter retrieved by bodyguard Denzel Washington, underscores Diamanta's attraction to dramatic, emotionally demanding material. Blessed with stellar memorization skills, Diamanta shone in serious film roles; 'Acceptance', 'Shoelaces' and 'Mine.' Live theater roles in 'Pirates Adventure' and 'Star Wars Jedi Training' underscore the kind of parts Diamanta is destined for. Her fascination with 'scary stuff,' research engineering, and competitive sports make her castable as the quirky, brilliant or independent tomboy characters. This could imply that she is boyish, which the willowly girl most definitely is not. Think Uma Thurman, not Hillary Swank. Kind hearted, and unpretentious, Diamanta has the clear-eyed 'outsider's empathy'; leadership skills and a social conscience which leans towards helping others. This makes her a stellar team player on set and stage. She's writing as well, working on her book 'Life of a Ten Year Old,' a conscious kid's take on growing up. Expect a subtle and wonderful performance from this artist, and a future filled with understated and moving roles. Show less «