Ina Alice Kopp

Ina-Alice Kopp  is an Austrian born, stage-trained actress with international stage, TV and film credits, including leading and supporting roles opposite John Malkovich ("Klimt"), Sarah Jessica Parker ("Glee") and Asian superstars like Vivian Wu ("Departed Heroes"). In 2012 Ina received the "Chinese Emmy", the Huading Award, for her performance in the record-breaking 30-hour World War II drama "Departed Heroes", which she shot entirely in Chinese and French. Ina speaks 7 languages and has a Bachelor's degree in Chinese Studies and International Management from Vienna University and Fudan University in Shanghai and is pursuing a Master's Degree in International Management of China at SOAS in London. A former successful fashion model, ballet dancer and classical pianist, Ina loves to sing Jazz, proof of which can be found in one of her latest films "Big Gay Love”. She also plays the receptionist of Isabelle Wright (Sarah Jessica Parker) in Episode 3 of Season 4 in Fox's TV show, Glee, entitled "Makeover".

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Kopp has also starred in Klimt as the daughter of Klimt (played by John Malkovich). She has also starred in several Austrian TV Series, including "Ex - Eine romantische Komodie" and "Die Country Kids aus der Steiermark ." She also stars as an Assassin in Timothy Tau's Web Series, Quantum Cops, and played one of the Judges in Megan Lee's Music Video for Destiny, Directed by Timothy Tau. 

She will be starring in the upcoming film Nephilim alongside John Savage. She has also played 1940s Actress Jan Wiley in Timothy Tau's short film bio-pic Keye Luke. She also stars in a short film entitled "The Learning Curve" Directed by Scott Eriksson, which screened at film festivals including the HollyShorts Film Festival, received a Honorable Mention at the Los Angeles Movie Awards and was also an official selection of the New York City International Film Festival, among others.

Kopp received a B.A. in both Sinology and Economics and Business Administration from Vienna University, and also attended Fudan University in Shanghai/China. She completed a Masters of Science in International Management in China at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London, in London, England.