Cordelia Kilic

Cordelia Kilic was born in Enfield. She moved to South Wales at the age of 7. Cordelia attended Dwr Y Felin Comprehensive School and discovered her love of acting while studying a GCSE in Drama. She went on to achieve an A level and BTEC in Drama at Neath Port Talbot College. Keen to expand her knowledge and experience further, Cordelia also took a Film and TV Production course at Swansea Metropolitan University. Cordelia's first post education experience was with the Shouttawe initiative. Shouttawe is part of CLIC, the National Information And Advice Service for young people in Wales. The initiative encourages creativity while providing information on activities and services available to the young people of Swansea. Cordelia contributed to a socially conscious documentary that encourages young carers to seek help. Cordelia made her feature film acting debut at the age of 18 when she was cast in 'Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection', a British remake of the 1968 horror classic. The film was a co-production between North Bank Entertainment, Mad Science Films and Independent Moving Pictures. Principal photography took place during September and October 2011 at locations in Swansea,Carmarthenshire and Llanharan. Cordelia impressed director James Plumb during an audition at the Dylan Thomas Theatre in Swansea and was cast in the role of 'Blade', the unscrupulous female member of a violent teenage gang. In April 2012 Grindstone Entertainment Group acquired North American distribution rights to "Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection", making a deal to release the film across all media platforms through Lionsgate Home Entertainment. A month later 4Digital Media acquired the UK distribution rights in a deal that will see the film receive a limited theatrical release in select UK cinemas followed by a DVD and VOD release. Cordelia's most recent role was in North Bank Entertainment's feature film production "Silent Night, Bloody Night: The Homecoming", a remake of the 1974 horror film "Silent Night, Bloody Night". Once again directed by James Plumb, filming took place in Bridgend, Swansea and Carmarthen in April and May 2012. Cordelia was cast in the major supporting role of 'Chloe', the flirtatious girlfriend of a lawyer who faces the deadly consequences of staying the night at a house with a dark history.