Celine Modschiedler

Celine Modschiedler

Actor, Director, Producer and Production Manager

Vancouver, Canada

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June 2016
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About Celine

Céline was born and raised in the beautiful South of France. Growing up on the French Riviera, Céline started showing interest in Acting at a young age. With the support of her parents, she started auditioning and doing a few commercials early on.

She took her first acting classes at the Théatre de la Cité in Nice, where she participated in her first production during which a special role was written in for her in a re-imagining of the classic Alice In Wonderland.

After her first trip to the United States at the age of 8 to visit her family, Céline was bent on leaving home upon completing high school to move permanently to New York and be an actor.

She went on to study Performing Arts at the Companie des Enfants du Spectacle in her teenage years, all the while being part of an Improv group and taking dance classes.

After high school, things turned out a little different though. After spending some time doing humanitarian work in Burkina-Faso, Africa at the age of 17, Céline decided to take a little detour first and went to the UK for 3 years to attend University in London, where she graduated in Human Rights Law and Film Production.

Directly after graduating however, Céline finally crossed the pond back to New York City to attend the One Year Intensive Acting for Film at the New York Film Academy and graduated in 2009. She worked as an Actor in Film and Theater and trained as a singer for over a year before returning to school to take the recognized 2.5 years Conservatory Acting at the Atlantic Theater Company Acting School.

It was around that time that Céline started producing when a close friend asked for her help putting together a play that he had been wanting to perform. Having previously worked as a Production Assistant in the summer following her training at NYFA, Céline quickly got the hang of it; you could say it was instinctual. She became the official Producer for that play. She went on to produce and direct several works in NYC, as well as working as House Manager and Production Assistant for Magic FutureBox in Brooklyn.

Together with her Atlantic Theater classmates, they created the BLue ASs MOnkey Theater Company, whose first production, Mercury Fur was a big success and selected as 'most popular social event in New York' on its opening night and sold out every show.

During the summer following her graduation from the Atlantic Theater, Céline decided to move to Canada, to pursue her Producing and Acting aspirations in a different environment, slightly more film oriented.

In July 2013, Céline got to Vancouver BC and was fortunate enough to be put in touch with the newly formed ODE. with whom she currently works as well as auditioning; looking to return to doing more Acting work.

With a background in humanitarian work and a strong passion for Human Rights, Oceanography, History and Socio-Political issues, Céline aims at telling the stories that need to be told, raising awareness about the difficult issues that are important and not necessarily talked about, hoping to make a difference in the world.

(Céline is also an avid volunteer, animal lover, biology and oceans enthusiast, Scuba Diver, Hockey fanatic, globetrotter, foodie and a bit of a geek, just a bit...)

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  • Same Boat

    Same Boat (2014)
    Film (Short, Drama and Musical) Producer When you are in the Same Boat, you can glide or you can sink... Imagine you fall in love. You know this person to be the one you will spend forever with. You get married, have many adventures and after many years you move away to a remote place and start a small retirement business. You begin to realize your partner has not touched you or looked at you in a significant way in a while, a long while. They are freezing you out with evasions and excuses. The music is long gone and the silence is squeezing you. You have been married for 37 years but the last loving moment you can recall was 12 years ago. You are in your late 60's though, so what does it matter now? Suddenly a pair of musical lesbians arrives to stay at your little bed & breakfast. Yes, musical, they sing, all the time. You are shocked by the singing but inspired by the songs, in unexpected ways. Written by David C. Jones

  • New York Fragment

    New York Fragment (2012)
    Film (Short and Romance) Second Unit Director or Assistant Director An homage based to Woody Allen's Manhattan, Alfred Eisenstaedt's photography and Manhattan itself.

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