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Elizarah Adams, a Los Angeles
born, true California native.
Reared in rural Shasta California, on organic garden food, playground
land with horses, and close to every animal and fruit tree imaginable.
Zarah ruled the competive sports that she favored, including
swimming, track, softball and basketball. A strong writer
in school, with a knack for languages, she jumped a series of
hoops that enabled her to enter into college at the tender age
of 16. Swimming, water polo, and die hard snowboarding
kept her entertained till the age of 18.
Zarah moved to Europe directly following the graduations of both
her High School and Community College. Working in San Sebastian,
Spain restoring antique furniture, she took to the language (and
the food) like the natural that she is. Because of the
Terrorist activity involving the Separatist Basque movement,
Zarah then traveled to Belgium and did some work for a traveling
agency. With previous aspirations of attending Medical
School
Zarah had accepted a job with a Marketing Firm in Minneapolis,
where she directly returned to. Soon realizing that her
ideas of Western medicine had been changed due to world travel
and courses learning about Eastern Medicine, she returned home
to L.A. where the Sequoia tree roots of her family tree
thrive.
Residing solo in Hollywood, Zarah attended SMC for 3 years.
Studying International business, Music and the Japanese language
at advanced levels. Zarah involved herself in the community
with the Chamber of Commerce, and served as the President for
the City of Santa Monica Rotaract with Rotary liaison and head
of Entrepreneurial dept. at USC, Dr. Crookston.
World travel has always been a favorite pastime. Visiting
18 countries in 2001-02 between the months of August through
January.
Zarah, today is still happily writing, both music and stories.
Riding her Honda CBR motorcycle, or her Yamaha scooter, Zarah
can always be spotted around Hollywood. Stockpiling produce
every Sunday at the farmers Market on Ivar. Tending to
her arboretum of plants and love of food and cooking at home.
Offered her own cooking show previously this year, Zarah had
to decline. Choosing to handle a broken wrist that she
incurred snowboarding late last season that requires multiple
surgeries with bone grafting to repair. Taking
small roles in features, indies & television over the past
few years. Zarah continues to grow as an artist, and a
true lover of life. While shooting her first project with
Hart Monroe, 'The Wicked Do Prosper,' Zarah was pleased to be
involved with a director that incorporated a fair amount of improvisation
to aid the comedic value. Working with Hart and the talent
offered experience and insight into the already seen fallout
rate of dreamers and aspiring talents, seeking to find their
fortune in our beautiful nations' city of Lost Angels.
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