Annishia

Camilla

Lunette

Welcome

Aninshia Camilla Lunette is a Model, Actress and Instructor. She is of Cuban/Jamaican heritage and grew up in the UK.

Annishia has been modelling since she was 16 having started her career in beauty pageants. She was a finalist in Miss Universe for the UK and then later winning a Latin pageant, La Bomba representing Cuba.

She has worked as a commercial and promotional model ever since with many brands and campaigns, being the face of Xbox noteably as well as Colgate, Virgin Media, O2 and Juicy Couture, Nip and Fab, Armani Xchange along with many many more.

Annishia started working as a dancer when she was 21 after graduating from university. She has worked on contracts as a Jazz, Commercial and showgirl dancer in Spain and the Greek islands as well as extensively London for events and also nightclubs. She has also worked in screen,

Annishia appeared in ASAP Rocky's Moneyman music video and also Bollywodd's Heropanti 2. She has also been teaching primary level age performing arts school clubs. Annishia began teaching Zumba and now solely focuses on Latin based dance of which she loves! Her favourite being Salsa and Reggeaton.

Annishia's acting career began with a small role on Nickelodean's children's hit show, Genie in the house 2 and soon after she landed an off west end stage show as the female lead in 'Our style is legendary' and took her craft and love of acting to school studying at Royal academy of Dramatic arts and also Identity school of acting and worked on many stage productions in 2012 she had her first movie role in Brit Flick, Fast Girls and Children's BBC show 'Ten pieces 2'.

Her recent involvement with Marvel studios and upcoming motion picture has been a very exciting project and Annishia is signed with a literary agent and has been working on her own TV series.

A big passion and love for writing is clear to see on her website travel blogs and own sketches of acting work, poetry and songwriting which are a big hobby and downtime for her.

Annishia lives in Hyde Park, London.