Justina is a Canadian film and commercial actress with training under Bonnie Rodini and Susan Danford. She has starred in the feature film Alphas (directed by Liam O’Donnell), in The Great Rhino Robbery, a BBC Sky documentary directed by Jesse Vile, and in two 48-hour film projects. She is also active in the Cape Town improv theatre and dance community. With a foundation in competitive gymnastics and dance—hip hop, ballet, contemporary, and urban—she brings physical precision and expressive range to every performance.
Her background in the social sector gives her a unique lens as an actor, shaped by years of working closely with people across cultures, professions, and generations. Justina’s approach to acting is rooted in empathy and observation, allowing her to step into roles with emotional truth and care. Whether she’s portraying a character in a sci-fi musical or a grounded drama, she draws from real-world experience to bring depth and humanity to the screen.
