Ulf Pilblad

Ulf (Jean Loup) Pilblad hails from Stockholm, Sweden, where he cultivated his passion for the performing arts from a young age. He dedicated eight years to studying at various theater schools in the city and gained practical experience working alongside renowned operetta singer and dancer Hasse Funck, who initiated children's theater training through his program, Minifunckarna, in 1965.

Since relocating to Bangkok in 1996, Ulf has established himself as a multifaceted professional in the film and travel industries. He founded PCE Travel Consultants, a Destination Management Company, and has served as a Production and Location Manager for numerous Scandinavian television shows. Ulf has also deepened his craft through numerous acting workshops led by distinguished instructors like Maurizio Mistretta, Fulvio Ianneo, and John Marengo, and he has showcased his talents in various performances with ALL SOUL Production Company in Thailand and Italy. Notably, he wrote and starred in "True Story," a play inspired by his personal experiences during the 2004 Tsunami, which debuted at the "Dramophone" Art and Culture Festival in Bologna in 2012.

Ulf's film career includes a role in the critically acclaimed movie "The Impossible" (2012) directed by Juan Antonio Bayona. He produced and acted in the film "Fufu - 99 Minutes of Life" (2013), portraying the character Roland, and in "Fatima's Secret" (2014), where he took on the role of Gogo. Ulf co-owns All Soul Production Co., Ltd. in Thailand and France with Maurizio Mistretta and Patchanee Poonthong, and he is also the President of AFS Chic Paris and PCE Travel Consultants.