Sebastien Cipolla

Sébastien Cipolla is a french actor. Sebastien enrolled to one of the most famous acting school in Australia, the N.I.D.A., National Institute of Dramatic Arts, highly reputable and known for the Constantin Stanislavsky method. Many talented celebrities went to that school such as Nicole Kidman, Mel Gibson Kate Blanchett and Hugh Jackman. After working as a model and doing some background in some commercials, he soon realized that he had more ambition than just being photographed, or standing behind the actors. He wanted to truly express himself and be a professional actor. Sebastien decided to give it all and came to Hollywood in April 2012. He enrolled in a tow-year program in one of the largest acting academy, the Stella Adler Academy. Graduates from this school are no less than Robert De Niro, Marlon Brando, Meryl Streep, Mark Ruffalo and many others. Since Sebastien is in the United States, he had the lead role in a French movie, called "The Golden Age" directed by Jenna Suru. He appeared in few other feature films and short films, French and American. He has shot many French TV commercials, such as the SNCF campaign starring Kevin Costner. Sebastien is also getting deeper in the film industry by getting into writing, producing his own short films as "Things Happen" directed by David S Dawson which also won some awards, "Dark Day" Directed by Matt Szymanowski Sebastien is committed to succeed in the film industry. For Sebastien, acting found him, now he can't live without it.