Nina Koenig

Nina lives and works in London and took up acting after making a life decision to transition from her first career working as a social pedagogue in a Spanish NHS hospital. Nina considers herself a self-starter, team player and naturally competitive stemming from the time she was a semi-professional tennis player when she played for a team that competed in the German premier league (Bundesliga). Nina is represented by International Artists Management. Nina's first taste of acting came in 2002 where she was part of the cast of a Spanish sitcom series 'Vall Terra' and in a TV show 'Punt de Trobada' when she fell into acting. Classically trained at the City Lit College for Drama & Performing Arts, Nina was cast in the horror film 'The Hunted' directed by Lance Patrick (IMDb credited) and which was launched at Cannes in 2013, where she played Doctor Samuels. In the Film 'Love never changes', directed by Joe Conneely where she appeared as Leonora. In 'Safe Hands', a heart-warming family story where she played the mother and wife, directed by Sam Walker in 2014 (IMDb credited 'White Cane' is her most recent project Nina is seen as a juror in a sensible story of a blind dancer, directed by Laith Sami with aspiration to be launched at various film festivals for 2015. Nina is a German national and speaks German, Spanish and English fluently and has good working knowledge of French. She is married to her teenage sweetheart Robert. Nina is active as a voice-over artist, she is a member of the Actors Screen Collective ASCLONDON.COM and With 'Third Person' Improvisation Theatre Group, Nina performs on stage instigated and directed by Mark Phoenix. in her free time, Nina is doing acting related workshops on a weekly basis. She is keeping fit with sports like tennis, yoga, skiing and dancing. A steady stream of commercial related work for name brand companies such as Aegon, Tkmaxx, Barclays, Food Network UK, Triumph, Enamora and Cewe Photo World.