Amy Simoes grew up as an artistic and spiritual person. At a very young age she began painting and drawing but, as she grew older,  Amy felt the need to express herself physically. That compelled her to enroll in the acting program at the Academy of Acting/A.B.C.  

    She landed her first film gig in Ervin Chartrand's film "Sister". Amy played Amanda,   a young girl who became a child prostitute to support her family. She studied vigorously to reach a complex character with a tough edge who, in reality, was a trapped little girl wishing for a better life. Amy lost herself within the role, losing herself deeper into Acting. She accomplished this within four days prior to shooting!

    After "Sister", Amy's been hooked! In almost no time, Amy has pushed her acting to higher levels then what would be expected from such a new Actor. This turn in Amy's life path has made her feel more alive. She openly accepts new change and has been focused to an acting career ever since.