Camille Mana is an American actress. Born in Orange County, California, she is of Filipino/Chinese descent. Camille graduated from University of California, Berkeley in six semesters with a degree in Economics. She got her first starring role as Lisa on UPN's long-running sitcom One on One during the fifth and final season opposite Kyla Pratt, Robert Ri'chard, and R&B star Ray J. Mana next appeared in the Miramax Films dramedy Smart People playing Missy Chin. She also co-starred in the MGM teen comedy film College. She can be seen in five other feature films including Cake, Norman, High School, Why Am I Doing This, and Speed-Dating. She produced a short film, Equal Opportunity, which won NBC's First Annual Comedy Shortcuts Festival and earned Mana a development grant prize. An official selection in the HBO/U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, and South by Southwest. She also co-produced the dramatic feature film The Things We Carry. Camille originated the title role in the World Premiere of Asuncion, a play written by Jesse Eisenberg. She starred opposite Eisenberg and Justin Bartha at The Cherry Lane Theatre in New York. 

September 1st, 1983 in Orange County (Age 41)