Tamzin Brown is a multifaceted artist and actress from the United Kingdom, currently residing in Los Angeles.
After completing extensive studies in Art, design, and photography at five prestigious colleges in England, including Oxford College and the University of the Arts, London, Tamzin shifted her focus to film and acting, pursuing her education at Kensington and Chelsea College, the City Lit, and comedic acting at The Old Vic, London, under the direction of Kevin Spacey.
Tamzin's impressive portfolio includes being cast and directed by acclaimed filmmaker Harmony Korine in the short film "Caput" for "Rebel", an exhibition curated by James Franco for the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA). She also collaborated on two additional films for the same exhibition, directed by James Franco, and starred in the feature-length art film "Bungalow 2" as Natalie Wood.
Tamzin continues to collaborate with James Franco on various art films and commercial projects, boasting lead roles in three feature films and a recurring role in the HBO series "The Deuce". In 2016, she received a nomination for "Best Actress In A Feature Film" by the Golden Door International Film Festival for her role as art critic "Sara Speed" in "Tabloid Vivant".
Tamzin has also made appearances in prominent fashion magazines such as Vogue, Dazed and Confused, ID Magazine, and Flaunt. Moreover, she stars alongside Ido Goldberg in the music video for "Disclosure ft. Lorde" - "Magnets", which has garnered over 100 million views.
Tamzin Brown's versatility, talent, and dedication to her craft have solidified her position as a rising star in the entertainment industry.
