I have always wanted to be an actress. It is simply what I have wanted to do for as long as I can remember. It lets me explore different worlds and characters… It gives me the opportunity to live multiple lives. I love doing all different kinds of work, and I love throwing myself into it – including a strong love for stage & screen combat. Ever since I was able to walk and talk I have been performing and it has only gotten ‘worse’! I can’t imagine doing anything else and my passion for acting only grows stronger every day. At school, I was in every single play or musical possible. I’d find a way to turn every project we had to do into a film or something else creative. Then I did a two-week intensive acting course at MET Film School, which I look back on as the first real step I took towards making my dream come true. The course confirmed my feelings – this is what I can see myself doing.

I used my gap year after school to gain more experience on stage and screen. Then I went to London to audition for Drama Schools and managed to get into the one school that had been my dream for years; LAMDA (the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art). Once I completed my course there, I was lucky enough to be able to continue my training at another incredible school; ISSA (the International School of Screen Acting), from which I graduated in 2020. These were the most amazing, intensive and rigorous years of training and I grew enormously both as a performer, and as a person. On top of that, I have had extensive stage & screen combat training, which I completely fell in love with. Now with many weapons under my belt, I finished my training with Distinction certificates. Between my courses, in breaks and already after graduating, I have acted in numerous short films and other projects such as commercials, music videos and theatre productions. I wouldn’t change being an actor for the world, no matter how hard it can get. I am extremely driven, dedicated and determined and am very excited to see what the future has in store for me.