Albert Jimenez(II)
- Actor
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
- Camera and Electrical Department
Albert Jimenez was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. At a very young
age, Albert showed an interest in being "on TV". His parents were both
very supportive in his passion and did everything within their means to
get him working as an actor in commercials and short films. From 9-12
years old he did commercials for companies including: Disneyland,
Target, Fox Kids, KFC, Chevy and more. During this time he also gained
union status with the Screen Actor's Guild (SAG).
Roughly around the age of twelve, he was introduced to dance (jazz/hip-hop/ballet). He found a passion for it and trained at studios such as Dance House and Dance Precisions, as well as private classes with So You Think You Can Dance season 1 winner Nick Lazzarini and Melody Lacayanga. During this time, his acting was put on hold and he competed nationally receiving many 1st place awards and "overall" achievements.
However, his passion for acting and bringing life to characters pulled deep in his heart and led him to study 3D animation at AnimationMentor.
in 2009 a turn of events led him to the opportunity to be able to study acting and get back in the industry. His passion for the craft led him to take classes at Carter Thor Studios and Aaron Speiser Acting Studio.
He was a lead in the DGA award-winning USC short Pasaporte in 2014.
Roughly around the age of twelve, he was introduced to dance (jazz/hip-hop/ballet). He found a passion for it and trained at studios such as Dance House and Dance Precisions, as well as private classes with So You Think You Can Dance season 1 winner Nick Lazzarini and Melody Lacayanga. During this time, his acting was put on hold and he competed nationally receiving many 1st place awards and "overall" achievements.
However, his passion for acting and bringing life to characters pulled deep in his heart and led him to study 3D animation at AnimationMentor.
in 2009 a turn of events led him to the opportunity to be able to study acting and get back in the industry. His passion for the craft led him to take classes at Carter Thor Studios and Aaron Speiser Acting Studio.
He was a lead in the DGA award-winning USC short Pasaporte in 2014.
