Yasmein Ziyad

Yasmein Ziyad, hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, is a talented actress whose passion for performance began in her childhood. As the middle child among five siblings, she found her voice early, taking on significant roles such as Juliet in Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" during her high school years, along with leading in the play "That was One." With over eight years of professional experience, Yasmein has honed her craft under the tutelage of Atlanta's finest acting coaches.

Her career includes participation in various independent film projects, such as "Harvest," "World Wide Deception," "A Rose Thru Cancer," and "N.V." In 2009, she made her stage debut with World Changers' "Christmas in Cambridge" and later co-starred in the acclaimed production "The Eyes of The Storm" at the 14th Street Playhouse. Yasmein's compelling performance in "The Chamber" earned her a nomination for Best Female Actress at the 48 Hour Film Festival in 2012.

Currently, Yasmein is enhancing her skills at the Actors BreakThrough Studio under the guidance of GregAlan Williams. Her training encompasses a range of techniques, including Acting for Film and Television, On Camera Combat Basics, and Script Analysis. She has also embraced the Ivana Chubbuck Technique with Tarsha Smith and explored improv under Brent Brooks at Blank Stage Studios. That same year, she wrote and starred in her own production, "N.V.," further showcasing her versatility as an artist.