Natalia Ledwig

Hair Color: Dark BlondeEye Color: Blue Height: 166 cm

Education:Panorama Academy, Copenhagen 2024-2026 Ivana Chubbuck Acting Technique Program
Method Acting workshops led by David Strasberg
Theatre Masterclass with Beata Fudalej
On-Camera Tehnique Workshop with Kristofer Hivju

Languages:Mother Tongue: PolishFluent in: English (American)Familiar with: German

Biography

Natalia grew up in a small village in Poland, surrounded by nature, animals, and life on a small
family farm. Growing up in such an environment gave her a strong sense of identity, sensitivity,
and emotional connection to the world around her. The simplicity and rhythm of rural life taught
her to observe deeply, feel intensely, and appreciate authenticity in both people and art.
Natalia is a Polish actress trained at Panorama Acting Academy, where she completed a two-year
program based on the Ivana Chubbuck technique. She has also participated in various acting
workshops focused on expanding her artistic range and exploring different acting techniques and
methods, including workshops led by David Strasberg, where she trained in method acting work.
Her first experience in front of the camera came at the age of 14, when she and her friends
created a short film for a school competition. From that moment, she knew acting was the path
she wanted to follow.
Passionate about storytelling, Natalia is always ready to fully dedicate herself to every role and
creative process.
Polish is her native language, and she is also communicative in English and German.
Natalia trained martial arts for several years and took part in one official fight.
She has been riding horses since childhood. Music has always been an important part of her
life and remains one of her greatest sources of inspiration. She still remembers being five years
old, sitting by the keyboard with headphones on, composing her own melodies and writing
musical notes on small pieces of paper so she would not wake her father before his night shift.
Those moments became one of her earliest emotional connections to art.

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