Sonia Curtis, a talented actress, was born in Hollywood, California, and began her journey in the entertainment industry at a young age. Her father, Howard Curtis, a renowned stuntman, often took her to film sets, sparking her interest in the craft. Despite being accepted into the prestigious BFA program at the University of Southern California (USC),Curtis had to put her education on hold to pursue her acting career.
Her early success included booking a role on the prime-time TV show "Falcon Crest" and a recurring role on the popular soap opera "Days of Our Lives." Curtis also appeared in the cult classic "Monster Squad" and several other feature films. Over the years, she continued to hone her skills, working as an actress and later as a teacher, directing, and co-producing various projects.
Notably, Curtis was nominated for Best Actress in the short film category at the New York City International Film Festival (NYCIFF) in 2012. Her outstanding performance in the film "Stressed To Kill" earned her the Best Actress in International Film award at the Melbourne Underground Film Festival in 2016. In addition to her acting accomplishments, Curtis is a dedicated animal rights advocate and has volunteered her time to community service initiatives, particularly with inner-city youths.
In 2010, Curtis returned to academia, graduating from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with honors, earning a degree in political science. Throughout her career, she has continued to receive guidance from esteemed acting coach Larry Moss, further refining her craft and deepening her appreciation for the art of theater and great writing.
