Eszter Popp
Actress
Eszter Popp is an actress, currently based in Brussels, Belgium. She is active in the cinema and theatre as well, performing in English, French, German and Hungarian. She has co-written numerous short movies in the last years and has recorded the song "Echoes" written by Tom Bourgeois for the short movie "Le cri du Mérou'.
Height: 163 cm
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Eyes Color: Grey
Location: Brussels, BE
About Me
Film
The Chapel
2021
Director: Dominique Deruddere
Role: Doris
For I am Dead
2021
Director: Patricia Delso Lucas
Role: Courtisan
Short Movie
Traverser
2021
Director: Magali Coremans
Short movie
Ramstein - Das durchstossene Herz
2021
Role: Nurse
Director: Kai Wessel
Mother
2021
Role: Claudia
Director: Yazan Rabee
Short movie
Echoes
2020
Role: Singer
Director: Julia Liedl
Video Clip
Existe!
2019
Role : Voice of the theater
Director: Luca Zuberbuehler
Short movie
Le crie du Mérou
2019
Role: Copine
Director: Patricia Delso Lucas
Short movie
Tel un tournesol en juillet
2018
Role: Nina
Director : Patricia Delso Lucas
Short movie
Csend/Days Without Talking
2018
Role : Nora
Director: Patricia Delso Lucas
Short movie
Commercials
Amnesty International
Director: John Beton Robbin Rooze Manuel Janssens
Producer: LOVO Films
Canon Belgium
Director: Anton Ceuppens
Producer: 87Seconds
Training & Workshops
Acting on Camera
Royal School of Speech and Drama
2020
Commercial Voice-Over Workshop
with Peter Warnock
Puro Casting
2020
21Days Monologue Challenge
Puro Casting
2020
Casting Class with
Emanuelle Bourcy
2019
Foundations Meisner with
Pico Berkowitch
2019
Flanders Acting Studio with Christopher Morrison
2019
Atelier d'Acting et de Direction d'acteurs with
Beatriz Flores Silva
2018-2019
Stage
Dans la maison Alba
2020
Role: Adela
Director: Lola Hislaire
RED WITH BLUE SPOTS
2019
Role: Maria
Scenario: Axel Dhondt
Director : Axel Dhondt
This Order Goes Wrong
2019
Role: Voice
Director : Kristijonas Dirsė / Rimantas Ribačiauskas
Music and media performance based on the accounts of people who’ve experienced anxiety and panic attacks, with additional texts by Seneca and Cicero.