Shortly after that,she landed her first job, a co-starring role on "The Bernie Mac Show." Her career was off and running, as she started to book numerous commercials and also auditioned for the pilot of the TV show, "Family Affair." Although she didn't get that role, she soon did book another pilot called "These Guys," written by Tim Allen (Home Improvement), Mark Brazill (That 70's Show), and Ron Zimmerman (7th Heaven). Aria had been in LA less for only than a week when she signed with her agent at The Osbrink Talent Agency. In January 2002, Aria and her family moved to Los Angeles, so she could pursue her dream of being an actress. She wasn't content to simply 'play pretend,' but genuinely desired to make her characters believable, and would memorize entire scripts word for word. From an early age, Aria seemed to know what she wanted, and was willing to work at it. Soon after, at age four-and-a-half, Aria was signed by "Hot Shot Kids," an Atlanta-based talent agency. In July 2001, she attended the IMTA Convention in New York, where she won many awards in both acting and modeling. A referral from a friend landed her at the John Robert Powers acting school. When Aria was only a year-and-a-half, she started showing signs of being a natural "ham." With her uninhibited personality and love for being the center of attention, performing seemed to be her destiny. Aria Wallace was born on Novemin Atlanta, Georgia.
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