Natasha Negovanlis (born April 3, 1990) is a Canadian actress, writer,
and singer. She achieved international recognition for playing
Carmilla Karnstein in the web series Carmilla (2014â€"2016) and in the
2017 feature film based on the series.[1]Before acting professionally,
Negovanlis studied musical theatre and film at the Wexford Collegiate
School for the Arts in Toronto.[2] She also majored in voice
performance at the Schulich School of Music at McGill University in
Montreal. She was cast in her first professional musical in
2011.[citation needed]In 2014, Negovanlis was cast as the title role
in the Canadian Screen Award winning web series Carmilla. In the
series, which is based on the 1871 gothic novella of the same name,
Negovanlis portrays the vampire Carmilla Karnstein, who appears after
her roommate's previous roommate vanishes. The series premiered on
Vervegirl (rebranded as KindaTV as of February 2016) channel on August
19, 2014 and has achieved worldwide recognition and praise for its
near all-female cast and positive representation of various LGBT
characters.[3]
and singer. She achieved international recognition for playing
Carmilla Karnstein in the web series Carmilla (2014â€"2016) and in the
2017 feature film based on the series.[1]Before acting professionally,
Negovanlis studied musical theatre and film at the Wexford Collegiate
School for the Arts in Toronto.[2] She also majored in voice
performance at the Schulich School of Music at McGill University in
Montreal. She was cast in her first professional musical in
2011.[citation needed]In 2014, Negovanlis was cast as the title role
in the Canadian Screen Award winning web series Carmilla. In the
series, which is based on the 1871 gothic novella of the same name,
Negovanlis portrays the vampire Carmilla Karnstein, who appears after
her roommate's previous roommate vanishes. The series premiered on
Vervegirl (rebranded as KindaTV as of February 2016) channel on August
19, 2014 and has achieved worldwide recognition and praise for its
near all-female cast and positive representation of various LGBT
characters.[3]
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