Leila Kotori is a talented British actress, hailing from the picturesque seaside town of Exmouth, Devon. Her passion for performing arts began at a remarkably young age of five, as she started taking ballet classes and continued to hone her skills in tap and modern dance until the age of 15.
As she entered secondary school, Leila's enthusiasm for acting only intensified, prompting her to enroll in the renowned youth theatre company. Since then, she has dedicated herself to pursuing her acting career with unwavering passion and commitment.
Leila's formal education in acting began at Redroofs Theatre School, where she completed her diploma in screen acting in 2009. Since then, she has appeared in a plethora of film and television productions, solidifying her status as a talented and versatile actress.
Notably, Leila has been cast in several notable projects, including the multi-award-winning short film "Human" by Patrick Ryder, the feature films "Set Me Free" (2016) by Kris Smith, "Fighting Heart" (2017) by Lee Hampton, and "Palatable" by Hartfelt Media Ltd.
Beyond her on-screen accomplishments, Leila has also ventured into the realm of filmmaking. She co-produced and wrote the concept film "Blame" alongside Hartfelt Media Ltd, showcasing her impressive range as a creative force in the industry.
With her impressive background in dance, acting, and filmmaking, Leila Kotori is undoubtedly a talented and accomplished artist, with a bright future ahead in the world of entertainment.
