Fiona Cross

At the age of 22, Fiona Cross has already experienced working with professionals and recognized artists from around the world on major feature film productions, TV, Fashion shows and Music Video such as Dan Shor, Elijah Wood, John Hurt along more...

At only 15, Fiona won a Script writing competition in Lille, Northern France, where she was born and raised.
After graduating from high-school at the age of 17, she decided to pursue her film studies in London, at Roehampton University.
While there she directed, produced and wrote a theater play and many short films, including Black Swan, a controversial short film about racism and terrorism in London, starring Abraham Chowdhury and James Horseman.
In spring 2007, Fiona started taking up jobs in the film industry, styling various short films and music videos.
She also starred as an extra in The Oxford Murders, along Side Elijah Wood and John Hurt.
In september 2007 Fiona was invited to intern at Bigfoot Entertainment. She worked as stylist assistant on catwalks, was camera operator and editor for Fashion TV Asia and she also helped with the production of the BTS for an up coming feature film Deep Gold. She was the art assistant for Bradd Filmman (Art Director for La Vie en Rose). There, she took up acting classes taught by Dan Shor, which lead her into many roles in short films.
Hired as for another year as wardrobe co-ordinator, Fiona is currently in pre-production for a few short films and a feature film.
She has also styled an impressive number of FTV fashion shoots with photographers and designers from all around the world: Poland, USA, Philippines, Germany, India…
She also recently started her own line of dresses: Fiona Cross Collection

Beside styling, she has kept working on her writing and directing. Her new musical “Noah’s Ark: The Musical” did a one time only performance on Sept 6th 2008, the benefits of which will all be distributed to the Cordova Orphanage in Cebu via Bigfoot Foundation.
She has also launched a series of fundraising events for Bigfoot Asia Pacific Foundation with which she is very involved, including the friendship artists exhibition which is touring major hotels in Cebu city and showcasing artworks made by orphans.