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New York City , New York , USA
Macarena Abad was born in Cordoba, Spain. She developed love for acting at an early age and pursued the craft at the age of 17 when she moved to Madrid. She enrolled at the Iñaki Aierra Studio of Acting, where she studied Stanislavski for three years, and simultaneously earned a Bachelor's degree in Audiovisual Communications at Universidad Villanueva, a branch of Universidad Complutense in Madrid, which offered an internship in Los Angeles, CA. Chosen for the summer internship, Macarena worked at the Aligned Entertainment Talent Agency in LA. She returned to Madrid to finish her last year of school and within a month she moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting full time. Macarena studied Meisner for two-and-a-half years at Playhouse West, Comedy with Jim Nieb at Playhouse West Comedy, followed by Upright Citizens Brigade, The Clown House with comedian Adam Barnhart, action acting with Stuart Wilson, and at The Actors Comedy Studio. She studied the Lyndon Technique, enrolled in Mike Pointer's commercial class and at Killian Commercial Workshop. She also earned a Post-Graduate Diploma in Entertainment and Media Management at UC Riverside in association with The Los Angeles Film School. Theatrical works includes "The Smiths", for which they won Best Ensemble Award multiple times at the 10 Minute Theater Festival. She performed as part of an improv troupe all over Los Angeles including IO West, The Clubhouse, The Lyric Hyperion Theater, Playhouse West Comedy and The Comedy Store. Film work includes Bond of Justice: Kizuna, You, I Don't Speak English, 29 or: The Day a Girl Broke Up with a Boy, and The Remake, Coma, Body Swap, Goodbye, The Real Double, Conquista en Juego and a music video for artist Lizzy Small for her single Gravity. Television work includes the TV series El Super, Outsiders, Crypto Game, Yo Soy Bea for Telecinco Spain, and a recurring role in the Armenian show called Moto Loto for U.S. Armenia TV. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Camille L. Cortes Lopez
