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Vannessa Nevader

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Birthplace:
Caracas, Venezuela

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Vannessa Nevader was born in Caracas, Venezuela. Her passion for acting started at the Universidad Metropolitana in Caracas where she studied theater for a year. Moving to Orlando, Florida she enrolled at the University of Central Florida where she took several courses in film while completing her bachelors degree in Business Marketing. Upon graduating, she moved to Miami and entered The Jorvi Entertainment Group and later The Acting School of South Florida where she honed her talents. Taking several acting workshops with renowned casting director Lori Wyman and actors/professors Sebastian Ligarde, Flor Nunez, and Hector Zavaleta gave her a career boost that lead her to land roles for Telemundo and Venevision Productions in several soap operas and TV series including Dame Chocolate, Valeria, and Desaparecidos. Vannessa has also worked in independent films such as La Mujer De La Noche, Kill Thrill, A Spanish Woman's Guide to Finding a Good Husband, The Scapular (which was an official entry in The Chicago Short Film Brigade), Brake (which won the award for best acting), Crossroads, among others.

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