Camille Saviola
A New York City native, Saviola graduated from the prestigious High School of Music and Art in Manhattan and dropped out of college after a year in order to learn acting. She was lead singer of a female rock band in NYC in 1970, the Margo Lewis Explosion. She was signed by a disco label in the late 1970s. She worked in theatrical productions in New York for 25 years, before appearing in various television series, including "The Heights", "Civil Wars", and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". She has also appeared in three Woody Allen movies.
Camille Scales
Camille Scales is known for Zero (2018), Hometown Remedy and Bad Nanny (2022).
Camille Schotte
Camille Schotte is an actress, known for Baptiste (2019), The Missing (2014) and Belgian Disaster (2015).
Camille Serino
Camille Serino is known for Creature in the Woods (2017).
Camille Shooshani
Camille Shooshani is known for Blood Brothers (2017) and Léa & I (2019).
Camille Shooshani
Camille Shooshani is a director and writer, known for Blood Brothers (2017) and Léa & I (2019).
Camille Shum
Camille Shum is known for Things Fall Apart (2017), From Hell, With Love and Dr. Face (2016).
Camille Solal
Camille Solal is a French and Australian actress; she was born in France and raised in Reunion Island. She studied Drama in Claude Mathieu Drama Art school in Paris; she's also a certified coach and art-therapist with the clown character. She became the CEO of her own company in 2010. Camille wrote and performed two one-woman-shows which she performed in The Avignon theatre festival and in Paris . She appeared on TV in fiction films and comedy shows along with Jean Dujardin, Bruno Salomone, Nicolas Bedos, Gilles Lellouche, Alex Lutz, Daniel Russo.... She was on stage in two plays with Michel Leeb and Guy Lecluyse, staged by Jean-Luc Moreau. She acted on screen with André Dussolier, Arnaud Ducret, Julia Piaton, Zoé Corraface, Dominique Swaine.... Camille can act in French, English, Spanish, Creole and Italian.
Camille Stochitch
Camille Stochitch is a director and assistant director, known for Interstate (2013), Virtual High (2016) and Attaway General (2020).
Camille Stopps
Camille hails from Cobourg, ON, Canada. She grew up performing dance shows for her family and continued on training professionally in Toronto, ON where she attained a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours, Dean's List) from Ryerson University's Theatre: Performance Dance program. Camille is an alumna of Norman Jewison's prestigious Actor's Conservatory program at the Canadian Film Centre.