Oriane Pick

Female
Location: Greater London, England, UK

Overview

Year	Job Title Project Type	Project Name Director / Company	Location
2019	Amy Film	Say Your Name (Short Film) Kieran Bourne	London
2019	Eva Television	Call it a day Kieran Bourne	London
2019	Alice Television	Just Saying Webseries Various	London
2018	Adele Film	Dance Bitch (Short Film) Oliver J Hunt	London
2017	Claire Film	Dollface (Short Film) Simon Stanford	London
2016	Kim Film	Online Sexual Immigration (Short Film) Damien Swaby	London
2016	Lisa Film	Norman (Short Film) Artur Conka	London
2016	Susan Film	Fear (Short Film) Simon Stanford	London
2016	Marion Film	Marion Homeless or Hopeless (Short Film) Damien Swaby	London
2015	Julia Film	Outsiders (Short Film) Nick Blyth	Kent
2016	French Football Fan Commercials & Industrials	Pringles Euro Cup Commercial	London

Year	Qualification	Where
2019	Scene Study, Casting Technique, How to work on a role	12 WEEK INTENSIVE TRAINING
2018	THE SALON:COLLECTIVE Stages 1, 2 & 3 of Meisner Technique - Emotional connection, Improvisation & Relationships, Text Analysis, Character Text & Scene Work	The Salon Collective
2005	Internship - Theatre Course with exercices to develop Acting Tools: voice, body, language, emphasize on acting/reacting, using Meisner and Stanislavski methods, develop the acting voice through exercises and acting breathing \|Paris, France	Cours Florent

Languages Spoken	French, Russian, Spanish
Athletics	Cycling, Football, Rollerblading, Skiing, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball
Organisations / Memberships	Equity (UK)

The first review of my webseries Call It a Day dropped, and it's... beyond expectations!
Check out the article from Starry Mag, written by the lovely Spring Marie Cullen.

A few snippets below:

"Through the eyes of badass besties Eva Favreau (Oriane Pick) and hilarious Amy Malik (Rachel Mariam), Call It a Day is a relatable female empowering series."

"I wasn’t expecting the first episode to come right out with the high-stakes drama, but I’m glad it did. Call It a Day isn’t slow to start at all, catapulting you right into the lead’s quiet suffering."

"It’s the sole downside of the web series because it definitely left me wanting more."

"Pick and Mariam play off each other beautifully, complementing and balancing one another out, while pulling off nuanced and dramatic performances."

Head to the article's page to read the whole review!
http://starrymag.com/web-series-wednesday-call-it-a-day/
I was recently nominated for "Best Actress" at the Unrestricted View Film Festival as well as Oniros Film Awards for her performance in "Say Your Name". My webseries "Just Saying the Series" was also nominated for "Best Series" at that same festival. More news coming soon.