Victoria Nelson(XIII)
- Actress
Victoria Nelson is an Argentine-American actress born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and based in Miami, Florida. A bilingual performer working in English and Spanish, she is known for emotionally grounded performances in independent film and is drawn to psychologically complex characters navigating identity, trauma, and transformation. Her work spans psychological thrillers, dramas, and feature films, reflecting a deep interest in character-driven storytelling and emotionally layered narratives.
Victoria stars in Eva Martinez’s psychological thriller Red Curtain, portraying a gifted ballet dancer whose relentless pursuit of perfection leads to psychological unraveling. She also leads Ashlee Carden’s coming-of-age drama Peanut Butter as Ava, a young woman navigating her sexuality and search for self-acceptance, and appears in Sean Rosa’s feature film Trapped, portraying a victim of human trafficking determined to escape. Across these roles, she has established herself as an actress drawn to emotionally demanding stories that explore the complexities of the human experience with honesty and nuance.
Beyond her leading performances, Victoria has appeared in numerous independent and feature films, including Looking Glass, which received the Best Intermediate Film Undergraduate award at the University of Miami Canes Film Festival and was later selected for the LA Canes Film Showcase. She has also appeared in international commercial campaigns for brands including Lay’s alongside Lionel Messi, while continuing to build a body of work across film and television.
Victoria continues her advanced training at the Ivana Chubbuck Studio under Cameron McCormick, studying the Chubbuck Technique, and has also trained with respected Florida casting director Lori Wyman. A lifelong student of cinema, she approaches every role with curiosity, discipline, and emotional honesty, believing that the most compelling performances emerge from exploring underrepresented experiences and the unexpected truths within a character.
As her career continues to grow, Victoria remains committed to collaborating with filmmakers who tell bold, character-driven stories across psychological thrillers, dramas, crime, horror, and prestige television. Whether portraying women confronting obsession, identity, or survival, she seeks roles that challenge audiences while remaining emotionally authentic and deeply human.
Victoria stars in Eva Martinez’s psychological thriller Red Curtain, portraying a gifted ballet dancer whose relentless pursuit of perfection leads to psychological unraveling. She also leads Ashlee Carden’s coming-of-age drama Peanut Butter as Ava, a young woman navigating her sexuality and search for self-acceptance, and appears in Sean Rosa’s feature film Trapped, portraying a victim of human trafficking determined to escape. Across these roles, she has established herself as an actress drawn to emotionally demanding stories that explore the complexities of the human experience with honesty and nuance.
Beyond her leading performances, Victoria has appeared in numerous independent and feature films, including Looking Glass, which received the Best Intermediate Film Undergraduate award at the University of Miami Canes Film Festival and was later selected for the LA Canes Film Showcase. She has also appeared in international commercial campaigns for brands including Lay’s alongside Lionel Messi, while continuing to build a body of work across film and television.
Victoria continues her advanced training at the Ivana Chubbuck Studio under Cameron McCormick, studying the Chubbuck Technique, and has also trained with respected Florida casting director Lori Wyman. A lifelong student of cinema, she approaches every role with curiosity, discipline, and emotional honesty, believing that the most compelling performances emerge from exploring underrepresented experiences and the unexpected truths within a character.
As her career continues to grow, Victoria remains committed to collaborating with filmmakers who tell bold, character-driven stories across psychological thrillers, dramas, crime, horror, and prestige television. Whether portraying women confronting obsession, identity, or survival, she seeks roles that challenge audiences while remaining emotionally authentic and deeply human.
