While some may view Ines Milans as a multiple personality, the key to understanding this versatile actress and model is to understand she is a Swede trapped in a Spanish body. Ines' native heritage and culture fueled a powerful passion and outgoing personality, she was raised in a land she came to love- where people barely talk. This is what happens when you are born in Spain (Valencia) and grow up in Sweden (Stockholm). In addition to becoming fluent in 3 languages this international actress and model often felt like she was facing a bevy of different voices in her own head.Art and acting consequently became this clever, chameleon, of contradictions vehicle for exploring the complexities of her life and personality. During high school she was accepted to one of the best Theater Programs in Sweden at VRG, which permitted her to develop and test acting professionally. After graduation from high school, Ines left Europé to pursue her creative dreams.In the United States, Ines quickly buried herself by studying her craft and acting in an eclectic mix of films, including, but not limited to Las Mañanitas (won "Best Cast", "Best original Score" and "Best Production Design), La Loteria (screened at 10 Film Festivals over the world, won 4 awards and came in top 5 on Project Greenlight) and an off-Broadway play in NYC directed by Ron Tippe.After moving to Los Angeles, Ines entered the Anthony Meindl Actor's Workshop where she is studying. Ironically the same contradictions Ines dealt with in her upbringing now make her a very distinct brand and artist. And her talent and commercial appeal were quickly recognized and she was signed by Firestarter Talent Agency and Brick Entertainment.Ines professional experience has granted her credits to join both SAG and the Actors' Union in Sweden (Teaterförbundet) as well as be part of the official Swedish catalogue of actors (Artistkatalogen). While this international actress and model is enjoying her career elevation, she looks forward to the continual process of discovery and adventure her craft brings. Show less «