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AYMARA LIMMA SAG/AFTRA I SATED/RJ WWW.AYMARALIMMA.COM [email protected] I [email protected] FILM/TELEVISION: * winner of an audience award Cine Arte Variety Self Dir.: Various Incondicional Janaina Dir.: Aymara Limma/Daniel Camargo Te Amo! Shabbat Shalom * Ayeme Dir.: Aymara Limma Where we Belong Iris Dir.: Marsa Horibe City of Angels - Warner Brothers Girl Lover Dir.: Brad Silberling Fruits of Nature Julia Dir.: Kai Niihara The Collar Laura Dir.: Ceci Rangel Hollywood Express - Pilot Self Dir.: J. Machado Video Vela Self Dir.: Alexandre Adad Capitāes de Areia - TV Bandeirantes Glorinha Dir.: Walter Lima Jr. Linha Direta - Rede Globo Solange Dir.: Walmor Pamplona THEATER: * winner of six awards, including Best play The Adventures of Tom Sawyer* Becky Tatcher Teatro Ipanema The Adventures of Tom Sawyer* Becky Tatcher Teatro Glaucio Gil The Girl on The Via Flaminia Lisa Skylight Theater The Glass Menagerie Laura Wingfield Skylight Theater The Miracle Worker Helen Keller Matrix Theater Cronicas Escolhidas Amora Teatro do Tablado TRAINING: Z/A Studio – Robert Zimerman and Peter Allas (current) Ca’Foscari University (Master degree in Fine Arts in Filmmaking) – Venice, Italy Michelle Danner – Edgemar Theater / Larry Moss Studio Milton Katselas, Jeffrey Tambor, Gloria Gifford and Richard Lawson - Beverly Hills Playhouse Bob & Claire Corff Voice Studio Central School of Speech and Drama - London American Intercontinental University (B.B.A w/ Mkt & Fashion) - London & Los Angeles Faculdade da Cidade - Marketing - Rio de Janeiro Teatro do Tablado – Caca Morthe, Guida Vianna, Carlos Wilson - Rio de Janeiro Ballet Dallal Achcar (ballet, jazz, tap) - Rio de Janeiro COMMERCIALS: Conflicts upon request SPECIAL SKILLS: Fluent English, Portuguese and Italian. Expert Yachtsman (ranked female #2 in world), Executive Book Publisher, Proficient in many sports: Swimming, Jet Skier, Skiing, Snow Boarding, Tennis, Horseback Riding, Golfing, familiar w/ Fire Arms. .

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