Camille Theobald is a stand up comedian, writer and actress who's been featured in The New York Post, Time Out NY, NBC News and Elite Daily. She has appeared on MTV, in The Masterclass series, as the voice of Amazon Prime's travel series Beyond Moscow, indie films in the New York Indie Film Fest, Long Island Film Festival, Brooklyn Film Festival, Queens World Film Festival, and National Geographic. As a comedian she regularly performs live at New York Comedy Club, Stand-Up New York, Broadway Comedy Club, People's Improv Theatre, Greenwich Village Comedy Club. Camille has performed at NoHo Comedy Festival, New York Comedy Festival, Caroline's March Madness, Boston's March Madness, New York's She-Devil Comedy Festival, Harlem Comedy Festival, Cinderblock Comedy Festival, Crosstown Comedy Fest, The PIT's Solocom Festival, The PIT's Sketch Festival,
Camille Thoman is an award-winning writer/director known for Never Here (2017), The Longest Game (2017) and Falling Objects (2006). Her solo performance pieces have run at The Young Vic and BAC in London and been broadcast on the BBC. Camille received her BA from the University of Bristol in the UK.
Camille Thomas is known for Big Bad Bugs (2012), Yellow (2012) and Wilt.
Camille Thomas-Colombier is an actor, known for Les Crevettes Pailletées (2019).
Camille Ucan is an actress and writer, known for 45 Years (2015), Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie (2016) and Valentine (2014).
Camille Umoff is known for Cat Person (2023).
Camille Vanderweide is an actress, known for GR30k (2010), Lost in the Future (2011) and The Relief Keeper (2011).
Camille Vanlerberghe is known for Yummy (2019) and De kotmadam (1991).
Camille Verschuère is an actress and director, known for #OuPas Videos (2016), L'amour dure trois ans (2011) and Les nouvelles aventures de Cendrillon (2017).
Camille Vidal-Naquet was born on October 20, 1972 in Nevers, Nièvre, France. He is a director and writer, known for Sauvage (2018), Backstage (2001) and Mauvaise tête (2014).