Carla Camurati
Carla Camurati was born on 14 October 1960 and worked as a biology teacher before she became an actress. Her first film was "O Olho Mágico do Amor" (1981). For this work she got a prize of Best Supporting Actress. She then begun a successful career on television working in soap operas like "Sol de Verão" (1982), "Livre para Voar" (1984) and "Fera Radical" (1988). In 1983 she took photos for Playboy. In 1985 she got a Gramado Prize for her role in "A Estrela Nua". In 1987 she won the Kikito prize for her role in "Eternamente Pagu". In this year she also directed her first film, but her first success as a director was "Carlota Joaquina" (1995). In 2001 Carla directed "Copapcabana", starred by Marco Nanini. According to a recent interview, Carla and Nanini had long conversation and so Carla got interested in "Irma Vap - O retorno", a play Nanini stars with long time friend Ney Latorraca. Carla then decided to adapt the play for the cinema.
Carla Carolina Pimentel
Carla Pimentel attended University of Miami in Florida, where she obtained her Bachelor's of Science in Communications. In Czech Republic she completed her Master's Degree of Directing Motion Pictures, while she worked internationally in several collaborative projects, as well as many of her own, where she has had a repertoire of roles. To name a few on IMDB, there is 'Dear Anna' (2012) and 'The End' (2012). She has worked as a Supporting Actress in Skybound (2013), a feature film shot in Cologne, Germany. A few of her own directoral works include a short feature 'Subtle Control,' 'Emma,' and 'Autumn.' She worked in Sobe Brooke Studios, in affiliation with Radar Pictures, Carla worked with the production team as Production Coordinator, Second AC, and Editor on different projects, she also helps in the development of projects by reading scripts, researching, and helping prepare proposals for investors, and working with the team on preparing shoots. Carla worked as the Unit Production Manager of the documentary film 'Indie to the Masses.'
Carla Cassola
Carla Cassola (born 15 December 1947) is an Italian actress, voice actress and composer. Born in Taormina, Messina, before starting her acting career Cassola studied singing, piano and guitar. Active on stage, in films and on television, she taught acting in various institutions, including the Centre universitaire in Nancy. Cassola is also a voice actress and a dubber, and she won a Silver Ribbon for the dubbing of Tilda Swinton in Orlando (1992). She is also a composer of Incidental music for stage works.
Carla Castaneda
Carla Castaneda is known for Monster High: Welcome to Monster High (2016), Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! (2015) and Monster High: Boo York, Boo York (2015).
Carla Chambel
Carla Chambel was born on November 30, 1976 in Amadora, Portugal. She is known for Porque Odeias o teu Irmão? (2020), Quarta Divisão (2013) and Bem-Vindos a Beirais (2013).
Carla Chiorazzo
Carla Chiorazzo is an actress, known for Bajocero (2021), Superagente Makey (2020) and La gran aventura de Los Lunnis y el Libro Mágico (2019).
Carla Chiron de la Casinière
Carla Chiron de la Casinière is an actress, known for The Emigrant (2012), i, Photo (2014) and The Butterfly Man (2012).
Carla Christina Contreras
Carla Christina Contreras is an American actress born in sunny Southern California under the cozy spotlight of tinsel town to Armando Contreras (entertainment Grip) and Diana Contreras (professional singer) in Torrance California, Carla started her professional acting career at the ripe age of three selling Barbie Dolls and Tootsie Rolls; from eleven to sixteen she regularly worked on the TV series, 'The Waltons'. Leaving the business to finish her formal education and after receiving a degree in business, Carla Christina ventured back to Hollywood to train at The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute where she discovered her singing voice. She also studied acting intensively with Groundlings Founder Gary Austin, and further study with Kathrine Daley, Scott Arthur Allen, Bob Corff and Seth Riggs. Upon an invitation to visit Nashville's Music Row, Carla fell in love with Tennessee and decided to stay in 1992 to pursue music and have a quality of life she couldn't find in Los Angeles. Carla Christina Co-Founded the Actors Alliance for the Nashville Film & Video Association, and has been a constant force in helping to build the film community we see today in Nashville. A 25 year member of the Board of Directors and Vice President of SAG-AFTRA Nashville. A member of FilmNashville / Women in Film & TV Nashville / TN Women in Film & Media and Actor-Com, Carla Christina continues to help other creative artists grow and prosper in the mid-west region. She is working on a Live Action Animated Musical web series 'Incognita's Infamous Adventures', a handful of indie projects, producing her first short film, has developed a situation comedy for network TV (being pitched), and in development for a limited series. Carla Christina is married to Timothy E. Rumsey. Carla Christina is also a world-renowned visual artist; her fine art works can be seen in various permanent collections as well as private collections around the world. She is also the author of the children's book Clint the Black Cat®, and is working on another literary work based on a life experience.
Carla Cloud
Carla Cloud is an actress and producer, known for Nowhere (2016), Life Changes Everything: Discover Zac Ryan (2017) and Waiting for Butterflies (2015).
Carla Collins
Carla Collins is an award-winning comedian, actress, television host and writer. A gifted stand-up, she has been hailed by the press as "Canada's Tina Fey" and the "Queen of Comedy". Carla performs across North America and is currently a regular at the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles and on tour with the renowned "Hot Tamales". Carla's hysterical television series "CARLAWOOD" is a hit with viewers and critics alike. She just finished filming Season Two of the highly acclaimed docu-soap/comedy airing May 2010 in Canada, and recently released her first book "Angels, Vampires and Douche Bags" to broad praise from critics and fans alike. Carla is currently working on the movie The Hack, a comedy/horror film in which she stars as a comedian who kills other performers for their material. Having hosted a variety of television series and shows including "Entertainment Now", "ET Canada", "The Gemini Awards", "Behind the Scenes at Just for Laughs", "Live from the Red Carpet", "Chez Carla" and "The Canadian Music Awards", Carla is a well-known and respected across North America. Her one-hour comedy special "The Wonderbra Years" is one of the highest-rated of CTV's Comedy Now series as well as the recipient of the Gold Award at the Houston Comedy Festival. Carla currently lives in Malibu with her actor husband and rescue wonder dogs Miles and Dr. Zira. Carla practices yoga, Kabbalah and consults with a psychic colon therapist.
