Julie Fine, a talented individual, was born in Lancaster, Massachusetts, and received her education in Harvard, Massachusetts. Her modeling career began at the tender age of 17, working with renowned clients such as Nine West, Diesel, and Seventeen Magazine in New York.
Following her high school graduation, Fine pursued a career in private equity in New York, where she gained valuable experience in infrastructure plans designed to promote economic development initiatives in Israel's West Bank. This subject remains close to her heart to this day.
Fine's entry into acting was somewhat accidental, as she was cast on the street for an MTV "Spankin' New" High Speed Internet commercial. Intrigued, she continued to take on acting roles and later trained at the prestigious Stella Adler Conservatory in New York.
Fine further honed her craft by studying at the Sally Johnson Studio (now known as "The Studio") in New York City and with Joanna Beckson, specializing in the Meisner technique. Since completing her early independent films, Fine has appeared in three national commercials for Kellogg's Special K.
Throughout her career, Fine has worked with numerous European print catalogs and has been the face of various fashion brands, including Jocavi, Tom Tailor, B2 Fashion, Xandres, Neckerman, Macy's, Bon Prix, Tchibo, Claudia Stevens, and many more.
Fine's impressive portfolio includes fashion editorials in Nina Magazine, Femina Magazine, Brigitte Magazine, Freundin Magazine, Glamour Magazine, and Seventeen Magazine. Splitting her time between modeling, commercial acting, and personal projects, Fine is set to release her cross-media projects in 2010.
