India Ennenga

Birth Name:

India Ennenga

Birth Place:

New York City, New York, United States

Profession

Actress, Writer, Soundtrack

Is set to graduate from Brown University in 2016 and enjoys studying English, comparative literature, and ancient religions
Her mother is director and screenwriter Laurie Weitz, and she has been cast in the title role in her mother's upcoming film "Scout․"
Made her screen acting debut in the film "Wrestling with Alligators" in 1998
Quote: "(On attending Brown University in Providence, R․I․) "I actually love Providence․ I find that Providence reminds me of New Orleans in some ways․ There's a similar feeling of a close-knit community despite the fact that you're in a big city․""
Quote: "(On balancing school and acting) "There are a lot of flights and homework assignments to be made up, but my teachers are all really nice and understanding, which is so helpful․""
Quote: "(On being recognized on campus at Brown) "I guess I tend to think of myself as just another blond girl in the crowd, so it's always so surprising when someone stops me and asks if I'm an actress․""
Quote: "(On filming the HBO series "Treme" in New Orleans) "New Orleans feels like a second home to me at this point․ I think it is one of the most incredible cities in America and the people there are so resilient and inspiring․""
Best known for her role as Sofia Bernette in "Treme" and as Kolt in "Nobody Walks․"
She considers her first significant job to be supplying the voice of Pinky in the BBC animated children's series "Pinky Dinky Doo" at the age of 9
When she appeared in the film "Nobody Walks" as the daughter of John Krasinski's character, the two were allowed to ad-lib some of their scenes

2014Festival Award - Best Actress:Winner

India Ennenga

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