Biography

D.A. Mundy

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Overview

Nicknames
- Mundy
- Meds
Height
5′ 8″ (1.73 m)

Mini bio

D.A. Mundy grew up in the San Fernando Valley. She discovered her Affinity for Movies, due to the fact that her mother would always bring home different VHS tapes, Betamax tapes and Laserdiscs, containing some of the most interesting Movies of the 90's and the years prior. The affinity only grew bigger when she discovered that Hollywood, CA was right around the corner. She took part in The Laugh Factory's Summer Comedy Camp in 2003. At the age of twelve, she had her first visit to Universal Studios Hollywood. That's when she realized that making movies and keeping people entertained was what she wanted to do.

In 2017, she opened up the Channel "MedicineMundy" and started of with a few Voice Acting Videos that featured the Voices of Arnie, Josh Strider and Nathan Vetterlein. She then Continued to make more videos Including Bumpers Starring Sean Moore of Cinematic Excrement and Rob Boor of Cinematic Venom, Rants about the Cinema and Other Random videos. Today, She manages to make more great content for her channel and Manages to have fun while doing it.

She takes part in a few sketches on Cinematic Venom's "Venom on a Shelf I" Review Marathon as a Voice Actress and continues being a guest Voice Actress for Cinematic Venom. Since Starting her YouTube Career, She Has started up a Series of 2 Minute Movie Reviews, In Real Life Vlogs, Lore Videos and More.

Unfortunately, in September of 2023, she left YouTube and made her channel Defunct. She only uses said channel to comment on friends' content. We can only hope she returns one day.
- IMDb mini biography by: Fizz

Trademarks

Glasses and Jet Black Hair
The Civilian Emblem on almost Everything she Owns

Trivia

D.A. is Trained in Theatre Arts, The Art of Filmmaking and Scriptwriting.
She loves Visiting Universal Studios Hollywood or any Historic Movie Studio.
D.A. is a Polyglot with a passion for learning.
She likes listening to really old music (i.e. Turn of the Century Music).
She had Once appeared in a Short Remake of a Scene from "Psycho" (1960) as Both Norman Bates and Marion Crane But the Footage has Since been Lost.