Daniela Akerblom

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Daniela Akerblom (born 1969)[1] is a Canadian actress who has appeared on television, in films, and on stage. She was born in Montreal, Quebec, and studied at Concordia University.[2] She also works as a collage artist.[3] She speaks three languages fluently.[1]

Early life

Akerblom attended Trafalgar School for Girls, graduating in 1986.[4] Of her time at the school, she stated that she learned how to put faith in herself and her abilities.[5] She was listed as attending the CEGEP at Vanier in 1986.[6]

Acting career

After attending Concordia University from 1988 - 1990,[7] Akerblom traveled to Paris.[8] In 1991, Trafalgar reported that she was working in French film and television.[9]

She spent several years there before returning to Montreal after being chosen by the students of Trafalgar to speak on 17 November 1994.[8] At the time, she worked for Agence Artistique Pleiades both on screen and as a voice actress.[7]

She has been a member of the Union des Artistes as a stage actor since at least 1987.[10]

Filmography

Stage performances

June[18] – August[19] 1997: Flight of the Bumblebee at the Théâtre Saint-Saveur

Non-performance artwork

Akerblom has also created collages that have been featured in See Magazine (August 1996)[20] as well as at the Reel Film Festival (November 2001).[21] Several of her works were featured in a profile article in Kolaj (November 2017).[3]

Personal life

In 2009, she was listed as the life partner of John L'Ecuyer in the Canadian Who's Who.[22]

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