Ming Ballard, the second daughter of a CIA father and mother, led a life of extensive travel and residency in numerous countries, fostering a unique perspective shaped by her sheltered yet academically driven upbringing.
From a young age, Ming's passion for acting and the magic of cinema was evident, and she eventually made the bold move to Hollywood to pursue her acting career.
Ming's educational background is marked by her receipt of a bachelor's degree in English from Marymount University and her status as an alum from the Georgetown University Department of Military Science, where she was part of the ROTC program.
As a decorated veteran and former Captain in the United States Army, Ming comes from a long line of veterans and has a deep sense of pride and duty.
Ming Ballard's transition from the Army to acting was not without its challenges, but she persevered and went on to write, executive-produce, co-produce, and star in her first feature film, "Vampie", a dark comedy about a vampire with an unusual allergy.
Currently, Ming is preparing to go into production for her next feature film, "Georgie", a poignant drama inspired by Psalm 139, and is also working on two more screenplays, "General Electra" and "Apartment Building".
In addition to her passion for acting and storytelling, Ming is a classically trained pianist who has taken first place in numerous piano guild competitions and a skilled fantasy oil painter.
Ming is also a dedicated advocate and active supporter of animal and marine life rights, demonstrating her commitment to using her platform for good.
