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Samia Mounts
NEWS: Samia's back in New York, auditioning like crazy. Last month, she recorded
vocals for two fabulous demo albums. One is The Toy Maker, by the incredibly talented Bryan Putnam, and the
other is The Lesbian Love Octagon: A Musical Comedy About Dyke Drama, by the also incredibly talented Will Larche.
Also, Samia is now happily a part of the totally righteous band, Brother Joscephus and the Love Revival Revolution Orchestra.
She played the Zipper Factory with them, and looks forward to many insanely awesome gigs in the future. Lastly, Samia
will be spending the month of December back home in Seoul, Korea, visiting family and friends and working the voice-over scene
like crazy so she can continue to fund her extravagant intercontinental lifestyle.
Samia Mounts is a New York-based musical theatre
actress, voice-over artist, and writer of young adult fiction. A proud member of Actor's Equity Association, her current short-term career goal is: Broadway by Easter. Samia likes to aim high.
As a voice-over artist, Samia has recorded countless commercials, animations, narrations, and audiobooks for numerous international
companies. She started her voice-over career at the age of thirteen, providing the singing voices for characters on
educational television shows in Seoul, Korea. From there, she forged a relationship with a respected casting agency
in Seoul, and the rest is history. Now, Samia's goal is to bring her Korea-based voice-over experience to the New
York market. Click on the Audio tab above to hear her voice-over reels.
Samia's debut novel, Frunk the Skunk, is currently available on Amazon.com and bookstores everywhere. The book, written for kids aged 10-14, follows the adventures
of Tarryn Frunk, an unusual 11-year-old girl growing up on a military base in Seoul, Korea. It's only a tiny bit
autobiographical, and Samia swears Tarryn is not at all based on herself.
Samia loves living in New York, but she
still travels regularly to her hometown of Seoul, Korea.
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