Anaïs Collin

Anaïs Laverdure Collin was raised in a family of French-Canadian actors. She began performing on stage by the age of 12. Her most notable stage roles include a part in The Vagina's Monoloogue By Eve Ensler and Sophie in Gretzky takes it black in 2018 for The Cascadia Project. Later on moving to Vancouver, British-Colombia to study at The Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts, where she graduated in 2017. In 2018 she attended a week Masterclass Intensive program at the renowned Tom Todoroff Studio Conservatory in New York City. She then continued her studies in Vancouver at The Actor's Chapel under the tutelage of Scott Bromley and perfect her American accent with internationally renowned dialect coach and actor Tony Alcantar. She has since appeared in several short films, three commercials and multiple voice over project. Among them, she played a part in the short film The Lantern which was recognized at both the LA Shorts Fest and the London Short Film Festival in 2019. Anaïs is eagerly undertaking new skills in dancing, singing and stage combat. She is looking forward to playing the role of Agnès in her latest short film project; The Mark. A native of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Anaïs now live in Vancouver BC.