Camilla trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama and Atelier Raymond-Girard, Paris. An avid linguist, she has worked in French, Italian, German and Spanish to date and is currently learning Romanian.
Camilla has recently been using her Italian in the soon to be released feature Nine, the sequel to Fellini’s 8 1/2, directed by Rob Marshall and starring Daniel-Day Lewis, Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz and Sophia Loren. Camilla's next project will also be in Italian, playing the part of Michela in Roberto Bernardi's Teneri Amori, a Sicilian film based on the novel by Enzo Lauretta.
Forthcoming TV appearances include playing the infamous Madame Fahmy in the period drama Hotel Secrets, and a london cafe owner in the new sitcom Delicious. Camilla’s last stage appearance was in Photo Me at the Riverside Studios as part of the Tête à Tête Opera Season. Her West End debut was at the Wyndham’s Theatre with Ruby Wax, in David Wood’s The Witches. Recent commercial credits include 02 (fairy), Lastminute.com (singing tourist) and Puma (babbling Italian shop assistant).
Alongside her stage and screen work Camilla is also a classically trained guitarist and singer, and a professional artist. To keep herself immersed in the work that inspires her, Camilla translates, produces and performs in her own productions with her co-run multilingual theatre company, Compagnie Sublime. She also attends the Cannes and Venice Film Festivals as an accredited actress as often as possible.