Alissa Jung, a talented individual, was born on June 30th, 1981, in Germany, setting the stage for a remarkable career in the entertainment industry. Her early beginnings were marked by her involvement in various creative pursuits, including dubbing films and television series, as well as working on audio plays.
As a teenager, Jung dedicated herself to the world of theatre, joining multiple acting groups and taking on leading roles in notable productions such as Sophocles' "Antigone" at the "Leipziger Schille" and "Gelb" directed by Armin Petras at the "Schauspiel Leipzig" (now "Centraltheater"). It was during this period that she caught the attention of German television at the tender age of 16.
Since then, Jung has been a prominent figure in the German film industry, taking on leading roles in a variety of productions, including the crime thriller "Tatort," the fairy-tale "Des Kaisers neue Kleider," the romantic comedy "Im Brautkleid meiner Schwester," and the international production "Maria."
In recent years, Jung has shifted her focus from acting to behind-the-scenes work, utilizing her skills as a writer and director to bring her own projects to life. Her passion for storytelling has led her to create her own films and documentaries.
In addition to her creative pursuits, Jung has also made a significant impact through her humanitarian efforts. In 2010, she founded the organization PEN PAPER PEACE, which has enabled her to finance two schools in Haiti, providing educational opportunities to those in need.
