MS. NINA SEUL Talented French Actress French actress, Nina Seul was born on March 5, 1983, near Paris, France. She is the daughter of a German university professor and a French-Italian mother in charge of Cultural Programming of Cannes Palais des Festivals. Nina was raised in Cannes, on the French Riviera, famous for its worldwide well known Film Festival. Very soon she attended movie screenings and theater plays with her parents, both of whom were very passionate about arts and culture. When did you decide that you wanted to become an actress? As far as I remember I’ve always wanted to become an actress. I started Theater School when I was 10 and before that I was creating little shows with my brother and my cousin, we would then perform in front of the family. It honestly feels that this career chose me, and not the other way around. All the joy and all the heartache was just inescapable. Tell me a little about yourself? I was born in France near Paris, I am the daughter of a German university professor and a French-Italian
mother in charge of Cultural Programming of the Cannes Palais des Festivals. I was raised in Cannes, on the French Riviera, famous for its worldwide wellknown Film Festival. Very soon I attended movie screenings and theater plays with my parents, both of whom are very passionate about arts and culture. I’m French, German and Italian and I’ve always been very curious about different cultures. After high school, I moved to Paris to study literature and theater. This is where I started my career, first on stage and then in TV and films. After 15 years living in Paris, I decided to move to Los Angeles. What do you like most about acting the most? Acting is all about passion, it allows me to do something I’m passionate about. It’s a lot of work and sometimes frustration, but it’s also very rewarding. Working on a character can be fascinating and bringing this character to life for a short moment gives me an incredible feeling, it gives you the chance to live different lives and express a very large range of emotions through ‘life situations’ that we usually don’t experience. It’s a work that’s never boring and that gives me the opportunity
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