Sarah Ramos Biography

Fast Facts

• Her role in "American Dreams" earned her three Young Artist Award nominations
• Was nominated for ALMA Awards for her role in "Parenthood" in 2011 and 2012
• Began acting classes as a child at Los Angeles' Center Stage
• Born in Los Angeles to a Hispanic father and Jewish mother
• By the time she was 11, she would beg her parents to find her an agent every night and ask them about their progress on the agent search every morning
• Quote: "[on "Parenthood"] "It's never going to get you too down, because the family's always going to be there, and that's what it's all about․""
• Quote: "[on the cast of "Parenthood"] "We all have weird senses of humor and we get along well․ It just works well, and I always feel comfortable working with them․""
• After numerous one-time roles on popular series throughout her teen years, she landed her second recurring role on a drama series with NBC's "Parenthood" in 2010
• Co-wrote and directed her first short film in 2011 titled "The Arm" which would win numerous accolades at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival
• Landed her first recurring series role at nine-years-old on NBC's "American Dreams" for which she would earn numerous accolades including the Women's Image Network Award for Best Actress in 2003