Search results
Aug 2, 2020 · Vanessa Matsui: I’m a half-Japanese, half-Canadian actress-writer-director who grew up in Toronto. I’m also a mom.
Bio. VANESSA MATSUI is a director-writer-actor from Toronto of Japanese descent. She created and stars in the short series Ghost BFF which streamed on Elizabeth Bank’s Whohaha.com and won Best Web Series at the LA Femme International Film Festival, was nominated for Best Web Series at the Austin Film Festival and was nominated for two ...
Mar 16, 2022 · Vanessa Matsui was born in Canada to her parents. So, she holds Canadian nationality and belongs to half-Japanese & half-Canadian descent. Besides, Matsui grew up in Toronto. And the 5 feet 4 inches tall actress’ age is between 30 to 36 years.
- Canada
- Vanessa Matsui
- half-Japanese & half-Canadian descent
- Married
Vanessa Matsui is a Japanese-Canadian, actor, director, and writer based in Toronto, Ontario. She specializes in creating taboo-breaking dark comedy with heart. She is drawn to stories about failure and outsiders and finds the funny in the darkness. Her feature film directorial debut, "Midnight At The Paradise”, is now available on Paramount+ ...
VANESSA MATSUI is a writer-actor-director from Toronto of Japanese descent. She created and stars in the short series Ghost BFF which streams on Elizabeth Bank's Whohaha.com and won Best Web Series at the LA Femme International Film Festival, was nominated for Best Web Series at the Austin Film Festival and was nominated for two Canadian Screen ...
Nov 15, 2023 · Vanessa is a thought-provoking, funny writer and the heart, mind, and soul behind the critically acclaimed hit web series Ghost BFF (honestly, stop reading and go watch this show). Over two seasons, Ghost BFF was nominated for six Canadian Screen Awards and it screened at festivals globally, winning multiple awards including Best Web Series at ...
MIXED ASIAN MEDIA - JANUARY 14, 2022. By Melissa Slaughter. “You look like her,” Alex Chester (MAM’s founder) said to me at a screening of National Geographic’s series Hot Zone: Anthrax. She was talking about Vanessa Matsui, one of the stars of the five-part mini series that chronicles the 2001 anthrax attacks.
