Nadia Strilciw
Nadia Strilciw is known for Mask of the Devil (2022) and Locock (2009).
Nadia Tadros
Nadia Tadros is known for Jerusalem (2013).
Nadia Tass
Recipient of 2014's Screen Leader Award for Outstanding Leadership to the Screen Industry, Nadia is one of Australia's most respected unique filmmakers. Known for directing Australian classic films "Malcolm", "The Big Steal" and "Amy". She has directed films for major studios in Hollywood and her film work has garnered 68 international awards including some at Cannes Film Festival, Milan International Film Festival, Busan Film Festival, Venice Film Festival. Tass's work in America includes film and high-end television for Universal Studios, Disney, Warner Bros, ABC, CBS as well as the BBC in London. Her first feature in the US was "Pure Luck" starring Danny Glover and Martin Short. More recent projects are "Fatal Honeymoon" starring Harvey Keitel, and "Lea To The Rescue". In 2011, "Matching Jack" won Best Director, Best Film and Best Screenplay at the Milan International Film Festival. It features Jacinda Barrett, Richard Roxburgh, James Nesbitt and Kodi Smit-McPhee. The film was nominated for an AACTA Award, and won Best Film Prix Du Jury 2011, Cannes Cinephile. "Malcolm" won 8 AFI awards including Best Director, and 23 international awards. Amy won 28 international awards. The American Cinematheque in Los Angeles honored Ms. Tass with a retrospective of her work in 2012. Retrospectives have also screened in Moscow, Cape Town & Johannesburg, Hawaii and New Delhi. Nadia started her directing career in theatre, and directs for the stage in between movies. She directs in London, major theatre companies in Australia, Washington DC, and New York. In 2019 she directed "Masterpieces" at Signature Theatre in DC and "Fern Hill" in New York. Both were successful critically and their seasons were extended. Tass has sat on film festival juries for the Hawaii Film Festival, St. Tropez (as the head of the jury,) Asian Festival Of First Films, and the Pune International Film Festival (as the chair of the jury), and as the head juror on numerous festivals in China. A consummate professional, Ms. Tass has given back to the industry by presenting Masterclasses around the world from New York to London to Singapore to New Zealand (Auckland & Wellington) and in Australia's major film cities of Sydney and Melbourne on many occasions. She regularly lectures at the Victorian College of the Arts and Deakin University (where she is an Adjunct Professor), and has guest lectured at Beijing Normal University, Yunnan University, Wuhan, Chongqing University and Beijing Film Academy in China.
Nadia Teichmann
Nadia Teichmann is an actress, known for Silencer (2018), Ice Nine Kills: IT Is the End (2019) and Ice Nine Kills: Thank God It's Friday (2018).
Nadia Tereszkiewicz
Nadia Tereszkiewicz is an actress, known for Seules les bêtes (2019), Possessions (2020) and Sauvages (2018).
Nadia Tomaszewska
Nadia Tomaszewska is an actress, known for My Little Princess (2011).
Nadia Tonen
Nadia Tonen is a triple threat performer from Halifax, Nova Scotia. When she was four years old she told her parents she wanted to sing and dance on stage. Her second home is the Leica Hardy School of Dance where she focuses on Russian syllabus ballet, jazz and modern. For the past three seasons, Nadia has been a featured dancer in The Nutcracker, with Symphony NS. Nadia is a world traveler, and she tries to connect with other dancers and actors wherever she goes. She loves to craft, cook, sail and recently helped her Dad build a small camp. Covid recently put her Equity stage debut on hold, but she will be appearing in Billy Elliot in 2021 at Neptune Theatre.
Nadia Torrijos
Nadia Torrijos is known for Abracadabra (2017), Todas las veces que nos enamoramos (2023) and Ni de coña (2020).
Nadia Townsend
Nadia Townsend is known for Knowing (2009), Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) and Restoration (2016).
Nadia Trinidad
Nadia Trinidad is known for Please Hold (2020) and An Epic Bad Day (2014).