Brindisi Capri(II)
- Actress
- Writer
- Editor
American actress Brindisi Capri began her career at age six, appearing in commercials and print campaigns before transitioning into film.
By age 11, Brindisi had already built an impressive body of work, appearing in twenty films across a variety of genres. She made her feature film debut as Lucy in 'The Rows', a 35mm thriller directed by Seth Daly. Her performance earned her Best Actress in a Lead Role at HorrorHound Film Festival.
Since then, Brindisi has continued to expand her range through a variety of lead, supporting and ensemble performances. She is particularly drawn to gritty, emotionally complex roles.
Additional recognition includes Best Performances for the short film, 'Shadows in the Park', shared with her sister and fellow actress Cajia Caris.
In addition to acting, Brindisi has developed a strong interest in post-production, screenwriting and the creative process of shaping stories beyond the camera.
Her growing body of work includes collaborations with A24, Plan B Entertainment and Icki Eneo Arlo, reflecting her continued development as both an actress and storyteller.
By age 11, Brindisi had already built an impressive body of work, appearing in twenty films across a variety of genres. She made her feature film debut as Lucy in 'The Rows', a 35mm thriller directed by Seth Daly. Her performance earned her Best Actress in a Lead Role at HorrorHound Film Festival.
Since then, Brindisi has continued to expand her range through a variety of lead, supporting and ensemble performances. She is particularly drawn to gritty, emotionally complex roles.
Additional recognition includes Best Performances for the short film, 'Shadows in the Park', shared with her sister and fellow actress Cajia Caris.
In addition to acting, Brindisi has developed a strong interest in post-production, screenwriting and the creative process of shaping stories beyond the camera.
Her growing body of work includes collaborations with A24, Plan B Entertainment and Icki Eneo Arlo, reflecting her continued development as both an actress and storyteller.
