Keziban

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Keziban Inal (b. in Cologne, Germany) is a German actress and model.

1 Biography
2 Model
3 Filmography (Selection)
4 Awards
5 External links

[edit] Biography

Keziban was born in Cologne, Germany, but her family soon moved to Frankfurt/Main. Keziban has three older sisters and two younger brothers who went to school and university in Germany. She is a German citizen. Starting in 1999, Keziban trained for two years with Frankfurt-based acting-coach Jochen Ruehlmann, on whose recommendation she attended the renowned Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York in 2001. After her return, she starred in the short-films “Catch 22” ("Es bleibt kalt in Deutschland") and "Reloop". Keziban also produced the short-film "Full Stop", which won the „Goldene Lola“ (German Film Award) for best short-film of 2004. Keziban’s television-debut was in 2006 as the beautiful mistery bride-to-be in the Bavaria-Film production "Deutschmänner", directed by Ulli Baumann and also starring Tanja Wedhorn, Karoline Herfurth, Carlo Ljubek, Matthias Koeberlin and Henny Reents. Her next projects were the short-films "Einsame Insel" and "SEK". Early in 2007, Keziban also starred in the episode “Blutsbrüder" (“Blood Brothers”) of the highly successful German crime-series "Ein Fall für Zwei" with Claus Theo Gärtner, Paul Frielinghaus and Uwe Fellensiek. Keziban currently resides in Berlin.

[edit] Model

Keziban’s career as a model started more by accident, but got jump-started in 2002, when she followed a colleague’s advice and moved to South Africa for the three-month winter-season. Within a short amount of time, she was chosen as the face of the worldwide “Aqua Fresh” campaign, did advertisements for the Spanish food-conglomerate Brasador and filmed a television commercial for Rabea-Tea that was shown in 27 Asian countries. Lucrative engagements for Cartier, Tiffany & Co, Levis, Adidas, Nike, Telekom, Lancia, Mercedes-AMG, Volkswagen and many other renowned international companies soon followed.