Sanaa Estibal -Rise To Acting Prominence (November 2018)

Issue One- November 2018:

By Mercedes Barreto

In an interview with this French rising actress, I came across one of the most KIND, WILLING, and CAREER-QUALIFIED people I’ve ever met. Ultimately, she deserves to be recognized for her achievements and her total current successes, as a rising theatre and film talent.

If you could tell us about your biggest acting role or achievement so far, then what would it be?

  “I have mainly acted in short films and three feature films. The latest feature film I was in was directed by an Oscar-winning director.

The movie I was in before went on to win a Cesar in France (the equivalent of an Oscar).

However, these being my small roles, my most important roles were in short films.

One, helped me book the other acting parts.

The name of that short film is ‘Micheline’.”

Do you see yourself being a huge, big-time acting career success, or star, in the future? 

“I don’t know what the future holds for me, and frankly, do not care much for stardom, fame, or money. If being in independent movies means not being a huge celebrity, then I’ll take that, rather than being in blockbusters where the acting is less challenging just for money and fame.”

What genre of acting is Sanaa Estibal interested in, and would like to pursue?

A) Horror

B) Action

C) Comedy

 

Answer:

B) Action.

 

What is a message that you can agree with, as advice to struggling actors or actresses? A message to future potential fans of your future acting work?

“The advice I would give is to never stop working and not to give up. If nothing seems to be coming your way, write short films, direct them, and act in them. Force your way into the movie business and stay authentic.

Do it because you truly love it; not for fame, success, or money.”

Achievements:

Rising talent, Sanaa Estibal, has acted in numerous short and feature films.

Amongst many for the rising actress, includes notables, such as her recent role in the feature film, ‘Roma’, directed by ‘Alfonso Cuaron’, an Oscar-winning director; as well as her starring main role in the ‘Micheline’ short film, directed by Bruno Ballouard, in her early childhood years, back in 2009.