Nina Senicar

Nina Seničar, a Serbian-born actress and model based in Los Angeles, has made a name for herself both in Hollywood and international cinema. Born on 11th November 1985 in Novi Sad, Serbia, she got herself involved in acting at the tender age of 14 through her high school drama club. Her accolades are not limited to the silver screen, as she was also the 2001 National Champion in show jumping and eventually landed a spot in the national team. Education was equally important to her, evident from her full scholarship ride to Bocconi University in Milan. She majored in International Economics and Management in Arts, Culture, Media, and Entertainment. Eventually, she moved to the United States to pursue acting with Susan Batson. Her international career took off as a model and TV presenter in Italy, starring in sitcoms, hosting talent shows, and participating in popular programs. Some of her top performances in Italian cinema include films like 'Una nobile causa' (2016), 'Tutto molto bello' (2014), and 'Otto e Mezza' (2013). The year 2017 saw her taking up roles in Serbian films including the movie 'Prokleti pas'. She then made her presence known in Hollywood with films such as 'Papillon', 'Mayhem' and participating in voice roles like 'Arctic Dogs'. She has also featured in a 2015 episode of the TV show 'The Librarians'. Beyond her screen roles, Seničar also advocates for women's rights victims of violence through the international humanitarian organization Pangea Onlus and she is proficient in English, Italian, and Serbian. She won the Best New Actress award at the Milano Film Festival in 2011.