Camela Leierth is a multifaceted storyteller who has mastered various mediums to showcase her artistic prowess. With a career spanning over three decades, she has been a professional in the entertainment industry since the tender age of five, initially as a child actress and singer.
Born in Sweden, Camela relocated to the United States at the age of 15. Her father, an accomplished playwright, has played a significant role in shaping her understanding of playwriting, having worked closely with the renowned director Eva Bergman, daughter of the legendary Ingmar Bergman. Camela credits her father for instilling in her the knowledge she possesses about playwriting.
Growing up surrounded by artists and actively studying the various aspects of the arts has granted Camela a unique experience and skill-set. She has directed an array of Off-Broadway theater productions, plays, live performances, and music videos in iconic cities such as New York City, Paris, and London.
Camela's music career has garnered her significant fame, particularly in Sweden during the late 1990s. She is a professional singer and composer who has had the privilege of working and touring with some of the most recognized artists and composers of our time.
Notably, Camela is a co-author of the song "Walking On Air," which features on Katy Perry's album Prism. As a screenwriter and director, Camela's distinct style is a testament to her ability to bring her vivid life experiences to life on screen.
Currently residing and working in Los Angeles, California, Camela Leierth continues to make a lasting impact in the entertainment industry through her work as a storyteller, singer, composer, and director.
