Liesl Ahlers is a multifaceted and accomplished South African Actress who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry.
She began her journey in acting by studying Acting for Film & TV at the prestigious Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) in Canada.
Liesl's impressive resume boasts a wide range of roles, including Marina Mills in the Warner Bros feature film Friend Request, for which she received an award in Moscow.
In addition to her film work, Liesl has also acted in television shows such as BBC Two's The Challenger Disaster, where she played opposite the renowned actor William Hurt.
She has also portrayed the role of Zelda in the third season of South Africa's Emmy-nominated series Sokhulu & Partners.
Liesl's most recent projects include Triggered, a thriller directed by Alastair Orr, in which she plays the role of Erin, and The Construct, a sci-fi, psychological thriller in which she takes on the lead role.
But Liesl's talents extend far beyond acting. She is also a dedicated and passionate filmmaker who has written, produced, and directed the South African Awareness film Daylight.
Daylight is a powerful and poignant film that aims to raise global awareness about the devastating impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic on children in South Africa.
The film has received widespread recognition, with a total of 11 nominations and 6 wins, including nods for Best Director, Best Movie By an African Female Director/Producer, and Best Supporting Actress.
Liesl's impressive achievements have not gone unnoticed, and she was invited to Moscow by the President of the Russian International Horror Awards to receive an award for her outstanding performance in Friend Request.
In addition to her acting and filmmaking pursuits, Liesl is also a skilled martial artist, holding a Brown Belt in Korean fighting and Self Defense (Hapkido) under the guidance of Master Vladimir Grachev.
Liesl is also a successful entrepreneur, serving as the designer, owner, and founder of women's clothing label Call A Cab & Take It Slow.
Furthermore, Liesl is the founder of The Squared Shirt Charity Project, a non-profit organization that aims to empower children living in poverty in South Africa.
Through her various endeavors, Liesl Ahlers has demonstrated her dedication to using her talents to make a positive impact on the world.
