Vanessa Matsui
Vanessa Matsui is a CSA nominated actor, writer, and filmmaker based in Toronto and L.A. Selected as a Sundance / YouTube New Voices fellow in 2019, Vanessa's critically acclaimed hit web series Ghost BFF, which she wrote, directed for and starred in, has won and been nominated for multiple awards including Best Web Series at the LA Femme International Film Festival and the Austin Film Festival and has screened at festivals globally. Ghost BFF Season One originally streamed on Elizabeth Bank's Whohaha.com and both seasons can now be found on Shaftesbury's KindaTV. Vanessa also co-created Crankytown.ca (NFB), an interactive website about getting your first period, where she wrote and directed award-winning short films and received a Gemini nomination for Best Digital Non-Fiction Program. Vanessa is also an advisor with Sundance Co//ab. She attributes her love of storytelling to her extensive training in acting and improvisation; she studied the Meisner technique with the late Jaqueline McClintock, studied and performed as an improviser for 10 years in Montreal most notably at the Just For Laughs Festival with The Bitter End (a serialized, improvised sitcom). Select acting credits include roles on Letterkenny (Hulu), Shadowhunters (Freeform), Schitt's Creek (CBC), and The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu).
Vanessa Mayfield
Vanessa Mayfield is an English born actress who grew up performing as part of her mothers dance school, before pursuing a serious career in the arts. With a wealth of experience Vanessa has worked across the board from comedies to thrillers and musical theatre to film.
Vanessa Mbonu
Vanessa Mbonu is an actress, known for Young and the Ratchet (2021).
Vanessa McNair
Vanessa McNair is known for Hush (2022).
Vanessa Mello
Vanessa Mello is known for Burning Betrayal (2023), Pinta (2013) and Betinho: No Fio da Navalha (2023).
Vanessa Menendez
Vanessa Menendez is known for Tales of Halloween (2015), Roman (2006) and The Woods (2006).
Vanessa Merrell
Vanessa Merrell was born on August 6, 1996 in Kansas City, Missouri. She moved to Los Angeles, California when she was 16 years old. She has an identical twin sister, Veronica Merrell, who is also an actress, musician, singer, and songwriter. They are also known as the Merrell Twins and have three YouTube channels as "Merrell Twins", "Roni and Nessa", and "Merrell Twins Live". Vanessa is known for her work on the CW Network's Jane the Virgin (2014, 2015, 2016), MTV's Faking It (2015), The Standoff movie (2016), Like A Boss movie (2020), Switched movie (2020) and a variety of video projects on Awesomeness TV's YouTube channel. Vanessa and Veronica together are known for their main YouTube channel, Merrell Twins, where they have more than 5.1 million subscribers and more than 1 billion views. They post videos showcasing their range in both comedy and music such as original comedy sketches, original music videos, popular song covers, original funny songs, and challenges. The Merrell Twins won a Shorty Award for YouNower of the Year in 2016 and received a second Shorty Award 2019 nomination for the category of Best YouTube Ensemble. They won two Streamy Awards for Best Live show in 2016 and for Lifestyle in 2018. They were nominated for a Teen Choice Award 2017 for Choice Female Web Star, nominated for two Teen Choice Awards 2018 for Choice YouTuber and Choice Female Web Star, and nominated for a Teen Choice Award 2019 for Choice YouTuber. The Merrell Twins were also nominated for a Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2020 in the category of "Favorite Female Social Star".
Vanessa Michelle Charles
Vanessa Michelle Charles is an actress, known for Devil's Five (2021).
Vanessa Mitchell
Vanessa Mitchell is an actress, known for The Irishman (2019) and A Winter Getaway (2021).
Vanessa Mitchell
Vanessa Mitchell is known for Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005), Odd Squad (2014) and The Ultimate Sacrifice (2014).
