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Interview with Vanessa Matsui | The Bitter End Web Series
By Matt Tsang
Vanessa Matsui is the female lead in the critically acclaimed web series, The Bitter End. I was lucky enough to have a chance to chat with the young half-Japanese actress and hear what she had to say about the show and how her ethnicity has affected her career as an actress. Check out the video below for the interview!
Here's a short bio about Vanessa:
Vanessa Matsui is an actor and improviser, she toured in Uncalled For's Blastback Babyzap (Just for Laughs Best Comedy Award; Montreal Fringe Festival 2008, Best of Fest; Toronto International Fringe Festival 2008). As an original cast member of the hit IFC series, The Festival, Vanessa then evolved to write, direct and star in the award-winning short film Call Back (Best Short Film; ACTRA Montreal Film Festival), in Singularity (Cannes Film Festival 2008) and Fakers (Movie Central) to name a few. Vanessa can be seen improvising weekly at Montreal's Theatre Ste Catherine for Sunday Night Improv and acting in various television and film projects in Quebec and Ontario.
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