Sina Amedson

Was a finalist in the long-running Uncle Clyde's Comedy Competition at Flapper's Comedy Club in Burbank, California in 2011.

Accepted the role in Reflections in the Mud (2009) based greatly on his faith in his good friend, Nyk Fry's directing and passion toward the project.

Received 3rd place in the 2008 Rocky Mountain Laugh Off, the largest invitation-only comedy competition in the region.

Wrote the scene that introduces his character, Nadar, in the movie Church Ball (2006). The director originally wanted to do something in an airport but couldn't do it, so Sina came up with the idea of having him being mistaken for a taxi driver. He improvised the dialogue. The man getting into the car is the director, Kurt Hale, making his cameo appearance in the film. The scene actually ended with Sina's character finally accepting to take his passenger to where he wanted to go since it was on his way...as long as he buckled up.

Began producing his own stand up comedy shows in various bars and rock venues in 2005 around Salt Lake City. Creating what he has coined "The Underground Comedy Movement" of Salt Lake City (aka U.C.M. S.L.C.) where he has drawn, with no budget, acts such as Lewis Black, Doug Stanhope, Ron Shock, Sean Rouse, Auggie Smith, Gregg Turkington, 'Pleaseeasaur', Andy Andrist, Martha Kelly, Tig Notaro and Steve Agee, plus many more.

Has been a working stand up comedian since May, 2003. After progressing very quickly, he was awarded second place in the Utah Amateur Comedy Competition in October, 2003, at Wiseguys Comedy Cafe.

Has been an improviser with the improvisational troupe Comedy Sportz (Provo chapter) since 2002.

Sina Amedson was born on April 5, 1982 in Pocatello, Idaho, USA as David Sina Amedson.