At 11, my friends and I spent almost a year making a 30-minute film about bullying. I was the lead actor, the cameraman and the editor. It ended up being shown in schools all over Kristiansand, and kids are still watching it today in schools. That’s where it started.

At 12 I launched my first business fixing phones, and of course I made the ads for it myself and starred in them. At 16 I was DJing at nightclubs. Since then I’ve filmed festivals, followed artists on tour across the world, made campaigns that run nationwide, and worked with brands like JBL.

I’m the kind of person who says yes and figures it out. This spring I flew to California for three weeks with no place to stay, no plan and no one I knew, just to push myself and meet people. I’ve lived eight months in the US, built a campervan from scratch and drove it around Europe, and competed internationally in Taekwon-Do. Surfing, snowboarding, guitar, piano, juggling – if it looks fun, I want to try it.

What ties it all together is people. I love meeting them, telling their stories, and now stepping into other people’s shoes on screen. Acting lets me do everything I love at once: create, push myself, and make people feel something.

I’m based in Oslo, studying media and communication at UiO. Wherever I go, you’ll probably find me on my boosted board.