Victoria Camps is a Spanish actress based in New York City.

After completing her high school studies, she decided to fully dedicate herself to acting. She trained at the Nancy Tuñón School in Barcelona, where she completed a three-year acting program. She also took classes at the Susan Batson Studio in New York, where she practiced the Meisner technique, and trained in Module One with Fernando Piernas in Madrid. Additionally, she attended the “Shakespeare” course at BECS (London), funded by AISGE and directed by Dugald Bruce-Lockhart.

Victoria has participated in various short films for ESCAC (L’Escola Superior de Cinema i Audiovisuals de Catalunya). In 2010, she worked on the feature-length documentary Energía 3D, produced by Antàrtida Produccions in Barcelona, which was filmed in 3D under the direction of Josep Plana. That same year, she also worked with director Ventura Pons on the feature film Mil Cretins.

On television, Victoria starred in the Boomerang TV series El secreto de Puente Viejo, portraying Jacinta Ramos, a character who usurped the identity of the true daughter of Tristán and Pepa. The series gained international recognition, becoming one of the most-watched shows worldwide, including in Italy.

In 2016, she starred in the feature film La Rosa és morta, directed by Pep Molina and Daniel Giménez, which won the Oriana Award for Best Film. That same year, she also appeared in Jo, Ramón Llull, directed by Joan Gallifa. After spending a year in the United States perfecting her English, Victoria returned to Barcelona and began working in theater.

Recently, she has worked on the TV3 series Com si fos ahir, playing the character Babila, and appeared in the Catalan series 5 minuts tard on Betevé. In 2019, she starred in the short film Alma, which is currently being screened at film festivals.

In 2021, she moved to Madrid and co-produced the play A palo seco y la rebelión de las Nancys at Teatro Off Latina. In 2022, she produced Danny y Roberta, a play by John Patrick Shanley, which premiered at Quique San Francisco Theater and was later staged at Teatro Lara and Nave 73 in Madrid. At the same time, she starred as Alicia in Vintage, a TV3 series.

In 2024, she is currently filming the Italian series Rocco Schiavone, playing the role of Rosa. The show, available on Disney Plus, has become a record-breaking hit in the United States. In NYC, she is shooting the film “Man’s Best” with the director Seth McTigue.

Based in New York City.
Languages: Native Spanish and Catalan, basic Italian. High proficiency in English.

 

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