Meet The Cast

After a Master in communication, Sheherazade worked as an Art Director in France. She then decided to pursue her career in the film industry, and moved to London, where she got her first lead in the multi awarded short film “Your Eyes Know Better”, directed by Mathias Falcone. She has always chosen her roles very carefully, preferring quality over quantity, and having a preference for films portraying social, cultural or environmental issues.

Daniel Godfrey is a budding actor originally from the south west of England and now living in London. 

He has played a multitude of very varied roles in feature length and short films, web series and TV series. He is best known for his lead roles in Dirty Games and Firenado, for which he became each character with full commitment.

Olivia Andrews is a British-American actor from Lincoln Nebraska and a 2021 BA graduate from East 15 Acting School's International course. Her most recent work includes the award-winning short film "Swine" which premiered in London's Close Up Theatre, and "Hold my Hand to Turn Me On" which made an online premiere with Look Aside Films. 

Helen, originally from Gloucester, trained at Rose Bruford College of Theatre & Performance. She has recently written and performed in a short film called "Eating Popcorn" which is currently on the festival circuit. Stage credits include Marlene in "Top Girls" (Caryl Churchill); Janice in "Sex Cells" (Anna Longaretti), Lucretia Collins in "A Portrait of a Madonna" (Tennessee Williams), Chorus in "Antigone" (Sophocles) and Molly in the premiere of the two-person play "A Simple Tale of Love" (Sasha Ravencroft).

Clarisse Zamba is a black British French actress from Finsbury Park, north London. She trained at ICAT (2019) and Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (2022). Clarisse recently performed in the Spring Tour of MAD(E) with Mandala Theatre. She had also become a co-founder of WWWC, a women and femmes writing collective, who are debuting their first play Artist/Muse at Omnibus Theatre in July. Artist/Muse co-written, produced and directed by Clarisse, will then be staged at the Assembly Theatre for a full run at the Edinburgh Fringe. 

Franck Saudubray is a french actor, who trained at the Cours Florent in Paris, in both departments, acting in English and acting in French. He used to live in London before Covid-19 and now he’s back, currently living between London and Paris. 

He played in the second film of the « Three Musketeers », directed by Martin Bourboulon, which will come out in December 2023. Ephemeral is Franck's first short film as an actor.