Nino Wongchaiseree

Nino Wongchaiseree born on June 22, 1991, in Hamburg, a major port city in northern Germany. His mother is of German descent and father is a Thai native. The pair met as young adults while studying at a university in Hamburg. In 1995, when Nino was age 4, the family moved and settled together in Bangkok, Thailand, also birthplace to his father. At the age of 13, in the hopes to broaden Nino's perspective and experience, his parents sent him to a boarding school. Nino found his deep-rooted passion for acting when he joined the performing arts club at school. He took such a quick liking to it that he decided to take upon drama and theatre for another four years, which soon became one of the contributing factors to his career in the entertainment business. In 2009, he made the move back to Bangkok. As a teenager with friends in the entertainment industry and having been seen with them, it didn't take long for talent scouts to take interest in Nino obtaining him a meeting with an agent. The agent took a liking for his looks so much he propelled Nino into television work and the rest was history. He eased into the industry and steadily gained recognition by landing commercials for Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Singha being the few of many well-known companies. In the year 2010 fashion houses and designers were not an exception to Nino's work and took to notice his rising stardom as well. Their fondness of him soon escorted him to the front of the runways where he grazed the fashion industry. His first runway show for Greyhound which opened the floodgates for his following fashion gigs. Nino was featured in numerous fashion campaigns and in leading fashion magazines such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, L'Official, and Elle In 2012, he landed on the front cover of two widely known local magazines called Lips Garcon and Cheeze Magazine. As a result of this milestone, he was catapulted further, gaining him nationwide recognition, advancing him into his acting career in 2013. Nino was featured in music videos, slowly transitioning to mini-series and sitcoms. In 2014, he made his acting debut with a supporting role in a coming of age Thai feature film, The End (2014). He was then featured in a short film by Vogue in the same year and later starred in a romantic Thai short film, I Wanna Be Your Dog (2017). In 2017, Nino decided to pull up stakes and relocate again this time to London, UK. With an undying thirst to strive, he decided to expand his creative horizon by shifting from being in front to being behind the camera, taking up an apprenticeship position as a cinematographer and a photographer at Lumiere studios. But the love for his career does not come to a halt. Regardless of his occupancy with his apprenticeship, Nino lands himself a modeling contract with UK based agency, Profile Model Management where he continues to model on the side. He spent two years in London learning the trick of the trade before evacuating back to Bangkok, Thailand. Presently, Nino has a few projects lined up this year. One of the more exciting projects to keep an eye out for is Pool, a novel inspired film written by Per Hagman and directed by Anders Lennberg, soon to be released in Sweden, April 2020. Nino aces a supporting role and plays Kurt, the lead's best friend alongside big names such as Moa Garpendal, known for a psychological thriller 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011)' and Jan Mybrand from Hollywood drama no other than "The Wife " (2017). The movie is known to have had a private screening at Cannes film festival in 2019 as well. Other exhilarating endeavors to be released in 2020 is a Thai thriller feature film called "Black Bar" by Director Prasertsuk Hemthanon, a Mini series online with an unknown working title. In 2020, Nino partook in a charity case, working pro-bono for a video dedicated to the foundation of the blind in Thailand under the royal patronage of HM the Queen by building awareness through commercials and online content. He and his family aren't strangers to humanitarian work and making local donations in Bangkok Thailand.