Aeon Cruz

Born in the small town of Venice, Florida, she grew up a pop, modern and hula dance performer in local festivals, parades, home town halftime shows and as a competitive gymnast. She appeared dancing and cheer-leading in the 'Walt Disney World Super Bowl XXV Halftime Show' in Tampa, Florida. Her father was an avid fossil hunter and police officer while her mother was a home maker. They divorced when she was in third grade and she was brought up with her sister living with her mother. In high school she was in drama club, acting in school plays, and on the competitive dance team. She learned the bass guitar and formed her first band, Iudiu. After graduating high school, Aeon attended college to study performance and visual arts. She's had training in theater, voice, dance, bass guitar, martial arts, painting, photography, glass blowing, welding and fire. After completion of school she moved to Denver, Colorado to form her next music project, Audioflux, and later joining Glass Delirium. She has recorded two albums; 'Diamond Lullabies' and 'Honey Blood', with Glass Delirium. After the band's break up, Aeon joined the band Motograter as their bassist. Aeon has appeared in and on the covers of numerous music, art, alternative magazines, publications and websites. Melding her love for art and cosplay (She was one of the official DC Bombshell sculpture models), motorcycles, cars, horror films and music into her unique art. She took to her first film role as the lead Amanda Shore in the zombie film Ravenous You're the Main Course (2013) and also appeared on the soundtrack playing bass and singing backup vocals. Recently appearing in the rock n' roll feature Stadium Anthems (2018) as Steph; the lead guitar player, where she recorded bass and back up vocals on the soundtrack, and in the comic book sci-fi film Monster Force Zero (2018), where she performed her own stunts. She co-produced and hosted the first season of the TV series The Drink (2017) on ASY TV. Aeon has one daughter, Aeona Cruz, who has appeared in numerous films with her, including Ravenous You're the Main Course (2013), Hope (2016), as well as Mesa Lake (2017) and Too Sweet with Aeona Cruz (2017) which were both also co-produced and directed by Aeon. Their YouTube channel, Candy Grenade, in which they create various promotional films and shorts, includes their version of the iconic Coca-Cola commercial 'Teach the World to Sing' featuring their dog Sammy Pants. Show less «