About

Zara Prassinot

Zara, born on March 9th, 1992, was raised in the small country town of Aix en Provence, France. Surrounded by lavender and farmland, her love for nature and organic living became an intrinsic part of her life from a young age.

Best known for her celebrated acting career, Zara's introduction to the entertainment industry came unexpectedly in the film "God’s Office" directed by Claire Simon, which was selected at the Cannes Film Festival. Since then, she has appeared in numerous international films and TV shows, such as "Bus Palladium" (Christopher Thompson), "Fais-moi plaisir!" (Emmanuel Mouret), "The State" (Peter Kosminsky), "The Mercy" (James Marsh), and more.

Winner of the Best Actress award in a French TV series for her role in "Clash", Zara also gained recognition for her memorable appearance as a James Bond girl alongside Daniel Craig in a Heineken commercial, which was broadcasted during the Super Bowl. Additionally, her work includes a SquareSpace commercial with John Malkovich that was selected for the Grammy Awards and broadcasted during the Super Bowl.

With a genuinely positive and grateful spirit, Zara spent several months in Cambodia volunteering at "Toutes à l'école," a school dedicated to providing superior education to girls from underprivileged backgrounds.

Naturally studious and possessing a strong work ethic, she graduated and earned her Master's degree in contemporary art market.

In recent years, Zara shifted her focus to entrepreneurship founding recreation, an e-retailer dedicated to sustainable fashion, where she served as CEO.