At the tender age of six, I discovered my first great love: theater. While other children were busy playing soccer or taking flute lessons, I sought refuge on stage – and it stayed that way. Over the years, I presented my small and large dramas in various exhibitions in front of real audiences (yes, with real people!).
In my free time as a child, I devoured countless films and acted out entire scenes with my imaginary friends – Oscar-worthy, but unfortunately without witnesses. When I wasn't acting, I preferred watching documentaries about directors to cartoons. I was particularly fascinated by how they brought their stories to life for the big screen.
As a child, I built my own film sets with Lego bricks, molded my actors out of aluminum foil (let's call them the Early Stars) – and used them to perform my very own blockbusters in my bedroom for nights on end.
At 15, I left home and began to create my own life – a little improvisational, but with a lot of heart and soul. Years later, I met my former acting teacher again, who rekindled my passion with a simple sentence: "Why did you ever stop?"
Since 2021, I've devoted myself fully to acting again and have been working on national and international projects in fictional formats for film and television ever since.
In short: I don't just play roles—I live them. And it all started with a little bit of Lego and a lot of imagination.