Freya Mavor

Freya Mavor is a Scottish on-screen character and model. She is commonly recognised for playing the part of Mini McGuinness in the E4 youth show Skins. Mavor was conceived in Glasgow however experienced childhood in Inverleith, Edinburgh. Her dad, James Mavor, is an honor winning writer who leads the MA screenwriting course at Napier University. Her granddad, named Ronald Bingo Mavor, was The Scotsman's theater pundit in the mid-1960s before he turned into the chief of the Scottish Arts Council. Her incredible granddad, James Bridie, changed the showy Scottish scene by setting up in 1950 a school of dramatization, the trailblazer born of The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. Mavor's mom is Irish and furthermore has some Danish family line.

She originally wound up keen on acting in the wake of watching The Shining when she was ten years of age. For a short amount of time, she resided in La Rochelle, France. She learned at Collège Eugène Fromentin in La Rochelle and at Mary Erskine School in Edinburgh and has been an individual from the National Youth Theater since 2008. Her first acting knowledge was in school preparations of Shakespeare's The Tempest Click to look into! >> Read More... as Miranda and The Merchant of Venice, coordinated by John C. Allan, preceding a spell in the National Youth Theater. In 2011, she made her expert presentation as Mini McGuinness in the fifth and 6th arrangement of E4 show Skins, after initially trying out for the job of Grace Blood.

She portrayed her character as 'a serious feisty and clever figure, however she doesn't generally consider the outcomes of her activities.' For her job, she was selected for Best Actress at the TV Choice Awards 2012. Mavor turned into the essence of Pringle of Scotland for its 2011 spring/summer crusade. She additionally won the Fashion Icon of the Year Award at the 2011 Scottish Fashion Awards. In 2013, she played Nicola Ball in the romantic comedy Not Another Happy Ending. It was first screened at the 2013 EIFF Closing Night. The film is about an author experiencing a mental obstacle.