Verdi Solaiman

Zulverdi Amos Solaiman, known professionally as Verdi Solaiman, was born on March 14, 1975, in Jakarta, Indonesia. He is a multifaceted talent, recognized as an actor, educator, director, and producer, with Chinese heritage.

Verdi's journey began in the United States, where he dedicated a decade to both education and work, earning a degree in Advertising Design from Columbus, Ohio. Upon returning to Indonesia in 2004, he discovered his passion for acting at Sakti Aktor Studio, which ignited his artistic career. His time at the studio included significant involvement in Off-Broadway theater, culminating in his thesis play, "Mass Appeal" by Bill C. Davis, where he performed alongside notable actor Arifin Putra.

In 2007, Verdi made his film debut in "Jakarta Undercover," which marked the beginning of his cinema journey. His talents extend beyond acting; since 2006, he has also served as a creative director for promotional campaigns for various feature films, showcasing his versatility in the industry.

Throughout his career, Verdi Solaiman has left a notable mark on the Indonesian entertainment scene, blending his artistic pursuits with innovative marketing strategies, and continues to be a prominent figure in both acting and production.