Claire Carroll started acting in the late 1990's and, after successfully completing a post-graduate course at Drama School London, she joined the profession in 1999. She has had a variety of roles in TV, film and theatre. She played Margo Leadbetter in the BBC 'mocumentary', "Margo - Beyond the Box" and news reporter Carol Muncer in the British feature film "24 Hours in London", for One World Films.

Theatre roles include Mary Smith in a Middle/Far East tour of Ray Cooney’s ‘Caught in the Net’; Councillor Mrs Pearce in Alan Ayckbourn's "Confusions"; a Greek translation of Beckett's "Come and Go"; Faith, the PM's wife in "Charlie Sexboots" both at the Man in the Moon and Stratford Circus; Maria in "Twelfth Night" at the Piccadilly Theatre; Anna Weiss in "Anna Weiss" at the Capitol Theatre, Manchester; Cataplasma in The Atheist’s Tragedy, Climene in "The Critique" and Korobochka in "Chichikov and the Big Nosed Devil", all at the White Bear.

Claire frequently performs in corporate projects and murder mysteries and her skills include fluent Greek, lacrosse and horticulture.

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Renaissance Films has evolved from a multi-award winning production company in the late 1980s to a leading international distribution, marketing and financing company over the past five years. The company is supportive of director-driven film aimed at the international market and its current slate offers a diverse mixture of US independent and UK-backed features alongside foreign language selections.

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• To provide education in all aspects of motion picture production.
• Always at a price affordable to the student wherever possible.
• To provide students with the very latest in industry developments and contacts.
• With our other industry contacts encourage the students to seek suitable employment.

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