Priscilla Wittman, also known as Priscilla Wittmann, is a multilingual actress and music composer of Mexican-American-German descent. With a career spanning over three decades, she has worked in both film and television in the United States and Europe, with a notable presence in the entertainment industry since the 1990s.
In recent years, Priscilla has made appearances in various projects, including the indie mockumentary comedy Easy Digging (2024),where she has a brief role. She has also appeared as an English woman in the latest Lassie film, Lassie - Ein neues Abenteuer (2023),which is still being shown in cinemas across Europe.
Priscilla's most recent notable roles include her performance as Josephine in the German/Finnish comedic drama Sweet Disaster (2021),which premiered on French/German television networks ARTE and ZDF in 2024. She has also participated in the Playground Film Festival in Leuven, Belgium (2021),where she performed live and interacted with the artistic film "You have a future, but it looks a lot like your Past!".
Throughout her career, Priscilla has taken on a wide range of roles, including that of a reporter, a sophisticated middle-aged woman, a scorned wife, a therapist, a nurse, and a loving/grieving mother, to name a few. Some of her notable roles include her performance as the older "Talli" in the psychological thriller 8 Remains (2018),which was praised by film critic Bobby LePire as "impressive, suggesting heartbreak and confusion with just a few lines of dialogue".
Priscilla has also worked on various music projects, including her first CD, Te Glorificare (I will Glorify your Name),which features her original Spanish Christian compositions. The CD was recorded under the direction of the late world-renowned Mexican composer and singer, Luis Demetrio, and his son Luis Jr.
In addition to her work in film and music, Priscilla is a skilled composer and has been contracted to arrange the Christmas orchestral selections for the annual Christmas greeting of the mayor of Duesseldorf, Germany. She has also studied composition with the American classical composer Robert Xavier Rodriguez and voice with Barbara Chenault Law, who was a former student of Madame Paola Novikova.
As a multilingual individual, Priscilla speaks fluent Spanish and German, with a basic knowledge of Italian and Portuguese. She is currently in the process of learning Swedish.
Priscilla Wittman's impressive career has spanned over three decades, with a wide range of roles and projects that showcase her talent and versatility as an actress and composer.
