Danielle Lozeau (b. 1987)

Birthplace:
Leominster, Massachusetts, USA

Born:
August 22, 1987

Danielle Lozeau is originally from Boston, MA. She is a classically trained ballerina and began studying ballet seriously at the age of nine. She went on to win gold's at numerous dance competitions across the US for several years, before deciding at the age of 14 that acting was the path she wanted to pursue. Born into a supportive family, the pursuit of acting seemed like a natural fit for Danielle, whose career has blossomed significantly over the past four years in both TV and Film. Danielle has proven her alacrity towards roles that carry more risk and variance than your average young actor. Her projects have often dipped into dissidence, exhibiting a grittier side of human nature...Something only a mature person skilled in the art of catharsis can accomplish. She appeared in the FOX hit TV series Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles and two Blockbuster hits Legion and The Eye.In February of 2010, she gained recognition and critical acclaim with a Best Actress Nomination for her performance as Maria de Alverta in Garden of Hedon, at the Terror Film Festival. Lozeau recently completed work on six different feature films in 2013, one of which The Black Water Vampire released in January 2014. The other features are scheduled to be released later in 2014.

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