Nadia van de Ven

Nadia Van de Ven was born in Denmark, Copenhagen in 1979, but mainly grew up in Holland, France and Italy. Being part of a very artistic family, with actors, musicians, painters, writers; she was always surrounded by Art, and while she was doing her language school in Milano, at 16 years old, she decided to become an actress and went to Hollywood. Nadia stayed in Los Angeles for almost 2 years doing acting classes, then left for Paris to attend a bilingual theater school, Acting International, where she studied Shakespeare, Tennessee Williams, Chekhov, Meisner, Improv, Clown, on camera; and played lead roles in the schools projects, including Ophelia in Hamlet, Beatrice in Les Amants Malefiques. After graduating, she booked her first lead in a professional play ("1953") thanks to Rebecca Mor, the director of the theater company World Wide Act. She then worked on TV shows, films, commercials, for 3 years then moved to Amsterdam where she was cast in TV series for another 2 years. She recently returned to Hollywood, and started her own production company.