Tina Tena Ansah
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Tina Tena Ansah is a Ghanaian-American actress, model, and entrepreneur based in Los Angeles. A proud alumna of Danny Glover's acclaimed Robey Theatre Company, Tina has appeared in television, independent films, commercials, and print campaigns.
Her television credits include Black-ish (ABC) and Lace (Allblk/AMC Networks). On the film side, her screen credits include The Invisible Ones - Official Selection at the HollyShorts Film Festival (Oscar®-qualifying, Hollywood) - and Wino - Official Selection at the Golden State Film Festival (TCL Chinese 6, Hollywood). Known for her dynamic presence, Tina moves fluidly between beauty and lifestyle projects as well as narrative-driven roles.
Beyond the work, her heritage and her faith ground her, shaping how she moves through the industry and the stories she is passionate about championing. Outside of acting, Tina is a passionate world traveler - affectionately called the "African Dora the Explorer" by friends - and is committed to encouraging and inspiring others. She is especially devoted to reshaping narratives around African identity and celebrating deeply melanated Black women, championing visibility and empowerment with elegance and grace.
Her television credits include Black-ish (ABC) and Lace (Allblk/AMC Networks). On the film side, her screen credits include The Invisible Ones - Official Selection at the HollyShorts Film Festival (Oscar®-qualifying, Hollywood) - and Wino - Official Selection at the Golden State Film Festival (TCL Chinese 6, Hollywood). Known for her dynamic presence, Tina moves fluidly between beauty and lifestyle projects as well as narrative-driven roles.
Beyond the work, her heritage and her faith ground her, shaping how she moves through the industry and the stories she is passionate about championing. Outside of acting, Tina is a passionate world traveler - affectionately called the "African Dora the Explorer" by friends - and is committed to encouraging and inspiring others. She is especially devoted to reshaping narratives around African identity and celebrating deeply melanated Black women, championing visibility and empowerment with elegance and grace.
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