Juliette Camaroes

Juliette Camaroes was born on April 6th in Yaoundé, Cameroon. She spent the first years of her life with her mother. At the age of 2, she arrived in France alone and joined her father who was studying architecture. She will see her mother only on rare occasions until she is 18 years old. In 8th grade, her good academic results allowed her to leave her ZEP school where she was bored for a private school. She joined a class for high intellectual potential children only. She then navigates between her disadvantaged neighborhood and the chic city center of Nantes. Two totally different worlds. At school she loved French, and especially poetry, and cried when she discovered Baudelaire's Albatros. She did not recite the poems, she lived them, played them in front of her classmates and started to write them. Writing became her escape, just like reading. Juliette Camaroes discovered theater in middle school. It was like a love at first sight but saw it only as a hobby. The most important thing was her study, as her father often reminds her. After her baccalaureate, Juliette Camaroes moved to the Paris region. Passionate about genetics and oncology, she obtained a master's degree in Biology at the University of Versailles. She worked for a while in clinical research on breast cancer and then reoriented herself towards her passion. Her first castings Juliette Camaroes passed them in early 2020 in self-taught. She played in various short films such as Tidus Hartcher's film "La Culpabilité à l'envers" as well as in the series "Iboga Green". She then decided to train and joined PAT studio in Paris where she was coached by Anissa Allali.