Tatjana Zwirkowski
- Actress
- Writer
- Producer
Tatjana is a German actress with Eastern European roots.
She is a bilingual actor (German/English) who loves exploring accents and dialects to bring authentic depth to every role. She's often been cast as the villain, the girl next door, the period drama beauty or even ethereal, otherworldly characters.
Tatjana is best known for her performances in Tatort - Der rote Schatten (2017), Hellscape (2023) and her original short film Camp (2022), which she wrote, directed and produced. She was cast for Sagenhafter Südwesten (2016), which won the Dauphin d'Or at Cannes in 2017
With her drive, versatility, and captivating presence, Tatjana brings each story to life in her own distinctive way. Beyond acting, she is passionate about movement-dabbling in pole dance, inline skating, Pilates, archery, and sword fighting-to stay active and foster a deeper connection with her body and emotions. Singing and playing the ukulele keeps her grounded, while her love for storytelling fuels her imagination.
Speaking of storytelling, Tatjana is also an accomplished writer. In 2022, she won the "Best Writer" award at the Hollywood Script Awards for her debut short film script.
Tatjana is best known for her performances in Tatort - Der rote Schatten (2017), Hellscape (2023) and her original short film Camp (2022), which she wrote, directed and produced. She was cast for Sagenhafter Südwesten (2016), which won the Dauphin d'Or at Cannes in 2017
With her drive, versatility, and captivating presence, Tatjana brings each story to life in her own distinctive way. Beyond acting, she is passionate about movement-dabbling in pole dance, inline skating, Pilates, archery, and sword fighting-to stay active and foster a deeper connection with her body and emotions. Singing and playing the ukulele keeps her grounded, while her love for storytelling fuels her imagination.
Speaking of storytelling, Tatjana is also an accomplished writer. In 2022, she won the "Best Writer" award at the Hollywood Script Awards for her debut short film script.
