Tamara Robertson

Tamara Robertson was born and raised in Eastern North Carolina to a military family consisting of herself, her older brother, and two older sisters. Her father and mother were in the Marine Corp - her mother and father retired during her youth. Tamara cheered while in Middle School and High School, taking part in gymnastics and stunting as a flyer. She coached and choreographed local pop warner cheer leading squads during High School to hone both skills and led her teams to wins at local squad competitions. She worked with her local communities doing charitable work in BETA Club, Art Honor Society, Photography Club and Clown Club. While attending Engineering College at North Carolina State University she began utilizing her past experience in acting, improv, and drama through Commercial Print Modeling, Commercial Acting, and Acting with Maultsby Model & Talent Management in Wilmington, NC (Agent from 2008 to 2014). She worked within her engineering field by managing the Chemical Engineering Departments Biodiesel plant. She worked with her local communities doing charitable work through Engineers Without Borders, Habitat for Humanity, American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AICHE) and International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers (ISPE). She worked with kids in her community through STEM outreach programs at NC State and Meredith and through NCSU Gymnastics camps. After graduating with her Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Degree, she worked in the Biotech field designing and working in Vaccines Facilities, the moved to the Chemical Industry designing and building markets for plastics additives and post treatment technologies. During her engineering career she continued to build her acting resume and experience through extensive training in the Meisner & Stanislavski techniques, improv, and various other courses working with coaches such as Bojesse Christopher, J.D. Lewis, Heather Snow Clark and many others. Her personal and work life led her to the Los Angeles, CA area in 2014 where she resides. She continues to work with children in her local community through Acting and STEM outreach programs and camps.