Amanda Coley

Amanda Coley was born Amanda Leigh Cumbo on October 14, 1985. She grew up in a small coastal town in North Carolina called New Bern. Throughout childhood and into high school, Amanda loved all things artistic. She played in the school's concert band, was a photographer for her school newspaper, was a part of the drama club and acted in theater productions. She even won the North Carolina Young Author's Award in 1999. Though the arts was her passion, Amanda didn't see it as a logical 'career choice' and decided to exchange passion for business. Her first run through college, she became a nationally and state licensed EMT. Eventually she put herself through college again and graduated with High Honors with a Business Major. It wasn't until Amanda got noticed by Harley Davidson Motorcycles that she started getting an itch for acting again. In 2013, she was named one of the 10 Most Freedom-Loving, Independent Women in the Country by Harley Davidson Motorcycles. After winning this award, she was quickly asked to do news interviews, landed a featured story in a motorcycle magazine, and was asked to be part of numerous local events. Soon after, Amanda was picked up by a talent agency and started auditioning for movies, shows, commercials, etc.