Kimberly Dimaiwat

Kimberly moved back to Virginia and her marriage dissolved in 2003. It was in her hometown where two of her childhood friends also known as The Blanchard Brothers were filming an independent short called Character Assassination where she played the Girlfriend. This would be her last effort to be on film.

In the year 2000, Kimberly's husband was deployed and they moved to Fairfield, California. It was here that she decided to start attending acting classes through Charlie Holliday's Acting Academy in Sacramento, California. During this time she learned about an agency called Beau Bonneau Casting that would later help her find work on the set of The Burly Man, better known as Matrix Reloaded and Matrix Revolutions which was directed by The Wachowski Brothers. During this time and in between shoots; she was invited to work on an independent film directed by Darryl Fong, titled Kung Phooey as an Extra Pedestrian and Restaurant Patron. The time she spent on set eventually helped her to work on a Toyota commercial in the San Francisco area on her birthday. This was to be her last filming in California.

Kimberly Michelle Dimaiwat, was born in Norfolk, Virginia. In 1996 she married a young man that was soon to become active duty military and they moved to various locations around the United States. It was in Colonial Heights, Virginia where she learned about casting calls and found her first opportunity to work on the official movie set for the film Cherry Falls which was directed by Geoffrey Wright. She had the opportunity to work not only as a Background Artist but as a Stand-In which in turn introduced her to many of the cast and crew. Later one of those crew members invited her to another taping on the set of the The Contender which was being filmed at New Millennium Studios in Petersburg, Virginia. This was the moment she was introduced to Director Rod Lurie who invited her to come back as an Extra Court Spectator.