Personal details
- Birth Date: 1984-04-05
- Height: 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
- Birth Location: Elbasan, Albania
- Professions: Actress, Producer, Writer
Alma's story kicks off in Elbasan, Albania—a place you probably haven’t heard much about, but trust me, it’s got its quirks. She’s basically been performing since, well, before she could tie her own shoes. Then, boom, teenage years hit and she lands in the States. Culture shock? Sure, but she rolled with it. High school diploma, check. Next stop: Rutgers in Jersey. She didn’t really do the “pick one major and stick to it” thing—she dabbled in everything from biology (maybe to appease her parents?) to French lit and philosophy, because why not? But, you know how some people just can’t sit still in a classroom? That’s Alma. Eventually, the urge to chase the creative life just took over. She bailed on the whole “safe career” plan and dove headfirst into the performing arts. Seattle was her next playground—think fringe theater, late nights, lots of coffee, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting. After nearly a year of that, she packed up and headed for LA, where she got tangled up in the world of indie films. Lots of hustling, tiny budgets, but big dreams. Somewhere along the way, she circled back to her roots: writing and producing her own stuff. Indie projects, offbeat stories, all that jazz. If you’re looking for someone who jumped borders, shuffled through a bunch of academic rabbit holes, and still came out swinging in the arts scene—yeah, that’s Alma.
So, she kicked things off by launching her very own theater company back in her college days—yeah, not exactly your average campus club. While everyone else was cramming for finals or nursing hangovers, she was out scouting talent, pulling together scripts, and basically running the whole show. It wasn’t some half-baked little side hustle either; she went all in, rallying fellow students, wrangling directors, and even hunting down venues. Word got around pretty fast, too—suddenly, you had students from all sorts of majors itching to audition or help out backstage. Sure, there were plenty of bumps along the way (like, have you ever tried getting funding when you’re broke and nineteen?), but she kept things rolling, making it clear she had some serious drive. Honestly, it’s wild how one gutsy move in college set the stage—literally—for everything that came after.
April 5, 1984
5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Elbasan, Albania
41 years old