Aza Declercq

Aza Declercq is a Belgian actress, with over 26 years' of professional experience in the field. She studied drama at the Lemmensinstitute of Leuven, continued her studies in Classical and Modern Dance at the School of performing arts/Conservatoire, Antwerp, and took classes at Cours Florent (Paris), at Troubleyn by Viviane de Mynck and Emio Greco. In 2017 she was nominated as Best Actress for the Maverick Movie awards and in 2018 for The Universal Film Festival, US. Aza acted in many TV series, feature and short films. Recently she played the part of the Italian mother "MARIA" in the feature film PATSER (GANGSTA) (directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilal Fallah) and "VERONIQUE" in SALAMANDER2. Later this year she will start shooting a feature/Psychological Thriller (working title) in which she will perform the lead part of "MARIA" and early 2019 she will start shooting for the feature movie "10 SONGS FOR CHARITY" (directed by Karen Junger) in which she will play the part of "MARJOLEIN" and the part of "Christine" in the feature "ALIAS WOLF". Aza performed in her career a wide range of roles, amongst them she played a small part as the 'prostitute' next to Leonardo di Caprio in 'Total Eclipse', the 'Mother' in the Academy Award Nominated Short 'Fait d'Hivers' and 'Janice' in the French production 'The things they left behind', which won the First Prize at the Festival Européen du film fantastique de Strasbourg. Aza was also one of the main voices for over seven years for ACHT (television)-and for over five years for Canvas. She's a frequently asked Voice Over for commercials, audio guides, e-learning books, animation movies, etc. For the past couple of years, Aza Declercq has also been active as a writer and a director. In 2016, she wrote and directed her first short film 'La Muerte de Cupido ' and in 2017 she finished her second short film 'Sisters'. She is currently working on her first feature film 'A Thing to feed' and 'Orfanello'.