Danae Reynaud

Danae Reynaud, a talented Franco-Mexican actress born in 1995, began her journey in the performing arts at a remarkably young age. By the time she was just five years old, she was captivating audiences with live performances based on Enriqueta Ochoa's poetry and radio dramas. Her theatrical debut came at the age of ten when she took the stage in an adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's classic play, A Doll’s House, reimagined as Videodrome by José Antonio Cordero, showcased at the prestigious Julio Castillo Theater.

At eleven, Danae ventured into the world of cinema, participating in both student and professional short films, which paved the way for her feature film debut in 2012. She appeared in Club Sandwich, directed by Fernando Eimbcke, marking the beginning of a prolific film career. Since that time, she has acted in 13 feature films, including notable works such as North Pacific, directed by Valentina Sachetti, Allá en el Rancho by Rafael Montero, and Julián by Izrael Moreno.

Currently, Danae is enhancing her craft by studying film direction at the Cinematographic Training Center (CCC), where she continues to develop her artistic vision and skills. With her diverse background and dedication to her craft, she is poised for continued success in the film industry.