Meira Durand

Meira Durand was discovered as a german actress for movies in her first film audition at the age of eight by producer Uschi Reich as in for her novel adaption "Here comes Lola!" based on Isabel Abedis beloved book series. Two years later she took on with the classical fairy tale "The Star Money", also produced by Uschi Reich, in which she acted the pure girl's character. Also essential for her so far work was her role as the runaway girl Emily in "Für immer und Dich", directed by "Treasure" directress Julia von Heinz. Meira sang in Berlins Comical Opera and later on in Munichs Bavarian State Opera in the children's choirs during her childhood and teenage where she as well gained various soloist experiences. During her teenage she was shy to accept certain roles, as she just wanted to perform those who were special to her, later as a young adult she started to act in any opportunity as she missed acting as itself. Lately she lived in Paris, joing the coursflorent, collecting experience with acting in English and French. Early 2025 she joined the spring term at the "Lee Strasberg Film & Theatre Institute Los Angeles" to further deepen her palette of acting skills which have been by instinct so far. Asking her what she would wish for in the near future, she said: "I am looking for extraordinary and fearless stories and people who likewise commit to the crafting in an unconditional way. If I could choose what next I would love playing a sci-fi agent or a mysterious which. But more than all I am hoping for surprises."