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Camila Pizzo

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Actress and graduate in Social Communication from the UBA. She starred in the feature films “Mirada de Cristal”, “Montserrat” and other short films, participating in the international film festivals of Mar del Plata, Sitges, London FrightFest and BAFICI. She participated in music videos for Babasonicos and Pablo Comas. In 2019 she played the character of Emilia in “Campanas en la Noche” on Telefé.  She trained as an actor with Antonella Costa, Guillermo Cacace and Julián Doregger. She studied clowning with Julieta Carrera and singing with Grace Coseri. She has a degree in Communication Sciences from the UBA and studied scriptwriting with Fernando Milszjtajn and Alejandro Jovic. She was a participant in CAST on Telefé, generation 2017.  She is currently a performer and producer at La Torre Digital, studies singing with Inés Maguire and is in her first year of the Acting Degree at UNA.

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