Amoré Dear is a Memphis-born actress, event coordinator, model, musician, and entrepreneur working at the intersection of performance, production, and culture. Raised in a city rooted in musical legacy, her passion for storytelling and community-building is deeply influenced by blues and R&B.

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Classically trained on viola for over a decade, Amoré later translated her musical foundation into curating live experiences with Renaissance Certified, hosting Certified Lounge (a Tiny Desk–style series) and Street Certified, while coordinating hip-hop and R&B showcases that center authenticity and connection.

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As an actress, she has appeared in feature films including This House, Eye of the Catfish, and ENDURE, and on Name That Tune (Hulu). She has also been featured in music videos with Post Malone, Blake Shelton, and Stephen Sanchez, and has modeled and styled for Rema Active Fitness and personal creative projects. Her training includes Fourth Wall Acting Studio and masterclasses with Samuel L. Jackson, Shonda Rhimes, and Issa Rae.

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Amoré’s event production background began at Middle Tennessee State University, where she organized corporate and cultural events for STEM initiatives, the NAACP, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She continues to produce immersive music showcases and cultural experiences rooted in impact and intention.

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She is also the founder of That's Amoré Productions, creating bold, thought-provoking stories that address the injustices faced by Black Americans and challenge unrealistic societal standards placed on Black men and women. Currently seeking collaborations with creatives, producers, directors, and fellow actors, Amoré is dedicated to creating art and experiences that uplift, connect, and resonate.