Claudia Bouza: Interview. By Eleanor Klein.
Claudia Bouza is a Spanish actress trained at The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute. Her short film ‘Faces’ won best film at the London Film Festival and also at the Couch film festival in Toronto. With many acting credits under her belt, today we had the opportunity to chat with her.
The first thing I do in the morning is… Drink a bottle of Water
The best beauty advice I ever received was… Workout helps with everything!
When I’m stressed… I clean everything meticulously
Favorite time of the day… Breakfast time… I like my morning coffee and to think about my day plans
My guilty pleasure is… Late night snacks
Sweet or Savoury… Savoury
The best advice for looking great in a photo is… Feel confident and it’ll show…
One thing I wish people knew about me is… I appreciate when people are honest from the beginning
If you looked at my desktop, you’d see… A bunch of photoshoots!
Who Is Fashion Model & Actress Claudia Bouza?
Claudia Bouza Macia is a professional model and actress, currently based in New York City, NY. She is originally from the colorful and incredibly artistic city of Barcelona, Spain. Her style channels that unique vibrancy and warmth that makes her hometown so special, but she has a look and a creative identity that’s all her own. Quite focused on acting,
Claudia went to The Lee Strasberg Theatre Film Institute in Manhattan, where she attended the conservatory program and earned her degree after a 2-years program. Her time at the school was incredibly influential for her development as an artist and as an individual in general, and she continues to stay active in the NYC theater community.
She is currently planning on putting up a production of Jean Genet’s play MAIDS, along with a few school alumni.
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