Georgiana's early life in Romania, a country where she would later earn dual citizenship, was marked by a unique blend of urban sophistication and rural simplicity. Growing up in Bucharest, affectionately known as the "Little Paris," she was exposed to the artistic and cultural influences of the European city. Summers spent with her grandparents in the countryside allowed her to develop a strong connection with the natural world, as she helped with gardening and vacationed in the west, where soaking in hot springs was a regular activity.
Formal education was pursued at the Romanian-American University in Bucharest, where Georgiana earned a Bachelor's degree in International Business. However, her academic pursuits were not the only aspect of her life that would shape her future. In 2002, she was granted a visa and relocated to the United States, a move that would eventually lead to her becoming a dual citizen of both countries.
During her time in Chicago, Georgiana began taking acting classes to improve her understanding of American culture and language. It was through this process that she discovered her passion for the craft of acting and the freedom of expression that came with it. This newfound passion was all-consuming, and she found herself hooked on the art form.
Georgiana's acting career has been marked by a diverse range of roles. In the short film Blood Moon, released in 2013, she portrayed Sarah, a sweet and innocent young woman who falls in love with the wrong person. The film also features an all-star cast, including Oscar winner Linda Hunt and John Hensley. Blood Moon went on to win the best horror film award at the 2012 Independent Filmmakers Showcase Film Festival.
In the upcoming family-friendly feature Believe: The Misfit Pawn, Georgiana will play the role of Jezel, a villainous character. The film is scheduled to air on DirecTV in 2013, marking another significant milestone in her burgeoning acting career.
