Jules* Elting is a multifaceted performer who embodies the roles of actor, dancer, singer, and trans non-binary individual. Born in Hamburg, Germany, their artistic journey began with dance studies in New York City, followed by a Bachelor's degree in acting from the esteemed University of Leipzig, Germany, "Felix-Mendelssohn-Bartholdy".
After establishing a classical theatre career in German state theatres, Jules* Elting spent a decade as a company member of the renowned Teatro Oficina in São Paulo, Brazil. Since 2015, they have transitioned to an emerging international cinema career, working on projects in South America and Europe.
Jules* Elting's work has been showcased at numerous prestigious international film festivals, including the Berlinale, Locarno, Indie Lisboa, and Rotterdam. Their standout role as the Amazonian Diana in "The Ornithologist" by João Pedro Rodrigues earned them the Silver Leopard award at Locarno.
Their recent work includes the lead role of Mercedes in "King Car" by Renata Pinheiro, which premiered in competition at the International Film Festival Rotterdam 2021 and was released in U.S. cinemas in January 2022. Jules* Elting also hosted the 2021 Teddy Award at the Berlinale, having been previously selected as one of the festival's Talents in 2019.
Their upcoming project, "Vampires in Space" by Pedro Neves Marques, is set to premiere at the Biennale in Venice in April 2022. Throughout their career, Jules* Elting has consistently demonstrated their versatility, talent, and dedication to their craft.
