Monica Olive is a multifaceted artist whose work has a profound impact on both the entertainment industry and society at large. As an actor, musician, and activist, she has dedicated her life to her craft, creating a diverse and exceptional body of work for a performer of her age.
Born in Nyack, New York, Monica studied both painting and film acting at The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue her vision. She quickly became an in-demand performer, doing voiceover work for Disney, World of Warcraft, and Little Rocky, among others.
Monica toured the country several times as the vocalist and keyboardist for indie folk group Dylan Trees, and saw several songs she wrote featured on prominent soundtracks. She created her new band OLIVOIX with an accomplished cast of musicians, including longtime Shwizz bassist Frank Coda, and has released a stirring debut EP titled 'GODDESS.' The EP's songs delve deeply into the trauma of modern society, emerging with the strength and resilience needed to fight another day.
Monica's acting career has been equally prolific and rewarding. Her first leading role as Brooke in 'The Hike' earned her three nominations for best actress and one win at the Independent Horror Movie Awards Film Festival. She has shared the screen with A-list talent, including John Hawkins, Denise Richards, and Rachel True. Her on-screen presence is undeniably magnetic, earning praise from audiences and industry insiders alike.
In her rare moments of downtime, Monica can often be found riding her vintage motorcycle through the Rocky Mountains or sampling fine vintage whiskeys. She recently relocated to NYC with her boyfriend and her beloved cat, splitting her time between Denver and Los Angeles.
