Vivien Sczesny

My favorite place is dark and quiet. But it can also be bright and loud. Everything is always in
motion here; there is no standing still. I already felt the fascination and deep connection to this place
when I was a child. It is the diversity of the cinema that touches me and it is the surprises that bring
me back to this place again and again. And I love surprises! Above all, I like to be surprised, but I
also like to surprise others and myself! How do I do it? My favorite place has shown me:
Sometimes I just listen, sometimes I observe attentively, I have natural conversations, and sometimes I laugh or get angry unexpectedly. Complex stories are the ones that I am interested in, that excite me and that I want to tell. So I can be everything; I am a researcher, an explorer and much more! I don't have to commit, I can always keep moving and look for challenges with openness and curiosity. Besides acting, this is also possible in my study of history; because believe it or not, the methodology of how I approach ancient sources is similar to how I approach my wonderful characters. Taking different perspectives, learning new things; that motivates and gives me joy. One of the best experiences I had was as Tiffy in the lead ensemble of the series "Think Big!". That showed me that I am also in love with the comedy format. Additionally I had a very intense time while shooting as the vulnerable Jemma in "Ein starkes Team – Jemma". Therefore I even trained hardly to perform an authentic Heels Dance in the end. But I also feel attached to the poetry slammer Hannah in the ARD TV series "Billy Kuckuck", the continuous supporting role of the empathetic best friend Emma in "In aller Freundschaft", Jara Martens as the responsible sister in "Morden im Norden" and the cheeky Fanny in "Manta Manta 2". All these characters showed me I am diverse and have fun doing it! The unforgettable filming times made me realize how wonderful it is to work with people who share the same passion as I do! And even those who don't share it, I convince them otherwise in a good
conversation. This is possible in English, Spanish, French or Latin, because many roads lead to
Rome ;) By the way, we even get there by motorbike, because that is my current challenge. And thus I'm looking forward to new challenges, new surprises and I take it like Tiffy, who advised everyone: "Think Big!"