Betty Lemite is a TV host/ Video jockey turned actor. She was born in Manhattan New York but raised in Haiti until her teen years when she moved back to the United States.

Her passion for performing arts started at the early age of 10. She would organize talent shows and perform plays right on her front porch to entertain her neighbors in the small town of Pestel where she used to spend her summer vacations. It wasn’t a surprise when she moved to Massachusetts that she continued performing as a dancer; she was the second member of the super Duo ‘Dance Machine’ and performed opening acts in local shows and school events. She initiated the Haitian Cultural Club at the High School she attended and was the coordinator of all their cultural events.

She returned in the scene as a TV host for ‘Bouquet Dominical’, then ‘Team Venus Productions’ for many years until 2009. She is currently hosting her own entertainment TV show called ‘Parantez’ a popular show aired every Sunday in Boston. She appeared in the Music videos of Haitian artist Ricardo ‘I wanna love you’, the Capeverdean Artist Chandhino ‘Milana’, the sensational Haitian artist Barbara Cajuste ‘vre lanmou’. She is also the face for ‘Manmzel Products’ and appears in a video commercial with Nickenson Prud’homme.

Her debut in acting started in 2007 with a voice over; she did the voice of the lead actress Yulisa in the Creole version of the film ‘Struggle’ translated into ‘Chèché la vi’ a film by Widmack Belot. She then appeared as Sarah in ‘Inedit’ a film by Gerard Nadere, with Blondedy Ferdinand lead actress. Her biggest role was the character of Sheila, in the movie directed by Jean Gardy Bien-aimé ‘Destiny’ in which she co-starred with Mecca aka Grimo (Kidnappings), and Carline Kenol (Green card, Mindgame).

Aside from acting Betty enjoys dancing, cooking, traveling, screenplay writing; a lot of her time also goes into planning and promoting events. Although she’s a Health care professional; Betty is devoting her time into acting and wishes to evolve her talents in different aspects of the Haitian Cinema.

“There’s only one life to live; so I have to enjoy and exploit all the simplest things it offers, including my talents. I like expressing myself in every way that I can, and I found that writing/ acting allows me to express myself through characters; it brings a sense of happiness and freedom. I will continue to do what makes me happy as long I maintain my dignity and integrity”. This is her philosophy.