Armando Ortuño (b. 2000)

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Born:
December 1, 2000

Armando Ortuno, raised in Wilmington, CA, is an Actor, Vocal Artist and a Musician. He has been professionally acting since 2021, but has a love of performing his entire life.  After graduating from the Actors Giving Back program, he studied privately, one on one with Kate Melton and had sessions with Howard Fine Acting Studios in Los Angeles. He has performed in over 5 short film productions at prestigious Universities including UCLA, USC, and UC San Diego. Armando is currently working on two feature films titled La Otra Mujer (2023) and Catrina (2023), both of which require fluent Spanish speaking. Another of his recent projects, Fight for Love (2023), required weapons training.  Armando has a high level of proficiency in singing, playing guitar, and a constant learning of music building. He has performed in numerous events around Los Angeles. From (2014-2018) he was a member of the Mighty Marching Pilots, an HBCU based marching band. As a member of the Mighty Marching Pilots, he had the honor of performing at the largest music center in Los Angeles, The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and appearing on Telemundo 52 and ABC showcasing his musical forte.  In Armando's free time, he volunteers with the Los Angeles Fire Department, serving his community as a cadet, and as a Wildland Firefighter for Mountain Recreation and Conservation Authority Fire. He also enjoys performing weekly at his church, and do Muay-Thai kickboxing.

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