Angelino Schintu
- Actor
- Director
- Voice Actor - Dubbing
With roots spanning the artistic hub of Amsterdam, the rugged heritage of Sardegna, and a career now anchored in Japan, Angelino brings a truly global perspective to the screen, stage and through the microphone.
An Australian citizen, he blends this deep European lineage with a refined, international presence-most recently seen in The Negotiator: Mohammed Bin Rashid (2025). Whether portraying the gravitas of Father Radovan in Hidden Light or Chada in the iconic anime world of NieA under 7, his work is defined by a sophisticated, cross-cultural range suited for high-stakes drama and modern noir.
Angelino is an international bilingual (English/Japanese) master of craft with a forty-year career spanning Australia, Europe, and Asia. Specialising in high-status character roles and psychologically complex archetypes.
Angelino’s trajectory began at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) under the mentorship of founding Head of Theatre, Nigel Rideout.
His "Global Pedigree" is defined by a formative residency in London, where he underwent intensive professional development at The Actors Centre (Chenies Street). This period included foundational Stanislavsky training under the legendary Doreen Cannon, psychological character development with Sam Kogan, and high-level vocal and text mastery with the "Elite Trinity" of British voice: Cicely Berry (RSC), Patsy Rodenburg (National Theatre), and Mary Hammond (Musical Theatre).
His expertise is underpinned by a Master of Communications (ECU) and advanced conservatory studies (WAAPA) in Shakespeare and Voice under Julia Moody, masterclasses with the renowned Kristin Linklater, contemporary acting development with master director Jean-Pierre Mignon, and intensive private vocal tuition with Liz Pascoe. This unique blend of academic rigour and veteran stagecraft delivers a seasoned, command-level presence across stage, screen, and broadcast.
A Permanent Resident of Japan with a valid Australian passport, Angelino is a globally available asset for international productions.
An Australian citizen, he blends this deep European lineage with a refined, international presence-most recently seen in The Negotiator: Mohammed Bin Rashid (2025). Whether portraying the gravitas of Father Radovan in Hidden Light or Chada in the iconic anime world of NieA under 7, his work is defined by a sophisticated, cross-cultural range suited for high-stakes drama and modern noir.
Angelino is an international bilingual (English/Japanese) master of craft with a forty-year career spanning Australia, Europe, and Asia. Specialising in high-status character roles and psychologically complex archetypes.
Angelino’s trajectory began at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) under the mentorship of founding Head of Theatre, Nigel Rideout.
His "Global Pedigree" is defined by a formative residency in London, where he underwent intensive professional development at The Actors Centre (Chenies Street). This period included foundational Stanislavsky training under the legendary Doreen Cannon, psychological character development with Sam Kogan, and high-level vocal and text mastery with the "Elite Trinity" of British voice: Cicely Berry (RSC), Patsy Rodenburg (National Theatre), and Mary Hammond (Musical Theatre).
His expertise is underpinned by a Master of Communications (ECU) and advanced conservatory studies (WAAPA) in Shakespeare and Voice under Julia Moody, masterclasses with the renowned Kristin Linklater, contemporary acting development with master director Jean-Pierre Mignon, and intensive private vocal tuition with Liz Pascoe. This unique blend of academic rigour and veteran stagecraft delivers a seasoned, command-level presence across stage, screen, and broadcast.
A Permanent Resident of Japan with a valid Australian passport, Angelino is a globally available asset for international productions.
