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Derya Durmaz (born 3 September 1973) [citation needed] is Turkish actress, writer, producer and director. She was born in Stuttgart, Germany on 3 September 1973. She holds Turkish citizenship. At university she studied Economy, Human Rights Law and Acting. Her first starring role was in the TV series Eyvah kizim büyüdü starting in ...
Actress / Film Maker / Storyteller/. Voice, Speech & Acting Coach. I’m a storyteller. I tell stories through films, theater, performances. Through imagining, writing, directing or taking part in them. I believe for life to continue, we need hope.
3,420 Followers, 2,272 Following, 2,362 Posts - Derya Durmaz (@derya_durmaz) on Instagram: "Actor-Director - TIFF Filmmaker Lab, Berlinale Talents, Film Independent Global Media Makers, First Films First alumna - LLM in Human Rights Law".
Actress: The Blue Wave. Derya Durmaz was born in Stuttgart, Germany. She is an actress and director, known for The Blue Wave (2013), Not Worth a Fig (2009) and Mother Virgin No More (2015).
Biography. Derya Durmaz studied Economy, Human Rights Law and Acting. Her 1st short film “Ziazan” she wrote and directed, received Armenia Turkey Cinema Platform’s Best Project Award, participated over 40 international festivals, won 11 awards and received full coverage in the Washington Post and Monocle magazine.
Actress-Director-Scriptwriter. Studied Economy-Human Rights-Acting. Her 1st short film, ZIAZAN won 11 awards, received coverage in Washington Post and Monocl...
6,119 Followers, 3,588 Following, 268 Posts - Derya Durmaz (@ohhmis) on Instagram: "Playing around ️ Designer & Illustrator"
Derya Durmaz is Turkish actress, writer, producer and director.
Derya Durmaz is an actor - writer - director. As actor, she took part in over 15 feature films which participated in international film festivals (Such as 'Elaha' which premieres
Derya Durmaz. Performer, Director, Film Maker. Derya Durmaz studied Economy, Human Rights Law and Acting. As an actress she worked with Persona Theatre from Athens and took stage in Greece, Turkey and Iran, with the plays “Clytemnestra’a Tears” and “And God Said”.
