Ewelina Zawada is an actress in film, theater, and voice-over and a young professor and an acting coach.
She graduated in MFA Acting for Film from the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles as the first Polish actress awarded with Fulbright scholarship, she graduated in MFA Acting specialization in Puppets from The National Academy of Dramatic Arts in Warsaw Department in Bialystok.
She has been working on sets in the USA and in Poland. The new Netflix show "1670" was just released, where she acted as the peasant Ula. She also acted in numerous independent productions like "Cheers" (awarded at many festivals), "Monologue", "What If i Wake Up" and others. She also acted in music videos like "I died" (awarded at many festivals) and "Imagine That."
Currently, you can see her in two theatrical productions in "Decameron" as Filomena at The Dramatic Theatre in Bialystok and in "Owl's Mission" as Tosia at the Comedy Theatre in Warsaw.
She did dubbing work for "Lego", "Rick and Morty", "Mighty Ducks" and others.
She is the young professor of "Scene Analysis" at The National Academy of Dramatic Arts in the Warsaw Department in Bialystok. She did acting coaching in the newest movie of Ireneusz Grzyb "The Dog".
She is located in Los Angeles and Warsaw.
