Andrea Carballo
- Actress
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Andrea Carballo (born December 8, 1982) is an Argentinian actress with experience on Films, Theatre and TV.
Watching Andrea's portfolio is sufficient to appreciate her multi-faceted acting skills. Instead of confining her acting to exact gestures, tones, and personifications of characters, she achieves, from one role to the next, genuine and complete transformations. There is reason to believe that with her talent and technical ability, this young actress, born in 1982, will have a fertile and successful future. Educated in a diverse range of acting techniques, she has ten years experience working in theatre, film, and television, including the following:
Lo Que Haria, a film by Natural Arpajou, winner of 'best short film' in several national and international film festivals, presented in the Short Film Corner of the Cannes Film Festival, and for which Andrea Carballo received the 'best actress' prize at: the International Short Film Week in Bolivia; the Pedrera Short Film Festival, Uruguay; the Film and Video Festival in Rosario, Argentina; and the Ituzaingó International Film Festival in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Ni una sola Palabra de Amor, by Niño Rodriguez; Cielo Azul, Cielo Negra, by Paula de Luque and Sabrina Farji; Carne de Neón, by Paco Cabezas; Los Diarios de Juan Bushwick, by David Gutierrez Camps; Marea, by Brenda Urlacher.
A sample of television work: Las 13 Esposas de Wilson Fernandez, directed by Gaston Portal ; Le due facce dell amore, Canale 5, Italy, directed by Monica Vullo and Maurizio Simonetti;
Finding Sofia (forthcoming), a movie directed by Nicolas Casavecchia
Watching Andrea's portfolio is sufficient to appreciate her multi-faceted acting skills. Instead of confining her acting to exact gestures, tones, and personifications of characters, she achieves, from one role to the next, genuine and complete transformations. There is reason to believe that with her talent and technical ability, this young actress, born in 1982, will have a fertile and successful future. Educated in a diverse range of acting techniques, she has ten years experience working in theatre, film, and television, including the following:
Lo Que Haria, a film by Natural Arpajou, winner of 'best short film' in several national and international film festivals, presented in the Short Film Corner of the Cannes Film Festival, and for which Andrea Carballo received the 'best actress' prize at: the International Short Film Week in Bolivia; the Pedrera Short Film Festival, Uruguay; the Film and Video Festival in Rosario, Argentina; and the Ituzaingó International Film Festival in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Ni una sola Palabra de Amor, by Niño Rodriguez; Cielo Azul, Cielo Negra, by Paula de Luque and Sabrina Farji; Carne de Neón, by Paco Cabezas; Los Diarios de Juan Bushwick, by David Gutierrez Camps; Marea, by Brenda Urlacher.
A sample of television work: Las 13 Esposas de Wilson Fernandez, directed by Gaston Portal ; Le due facce dell amore, Canale 5, Italy, directed by Monica Vullo and Maurizio Simonetti;
Finding Sofia (forthcoming), a movie directed by Nicolas Casavecchia
