Giulini Wever is an American actor and martial artist who has appeared in numerous films, national commercials and music videos. Her heritage is mixed Euro-Asian, Latin and Native American. She speaks English, Spanish, Dutch, and her native-tongue, Papiamento. She can been seen in many national commercials including Mazda, Nike, Under Armour, Axe and Macy's along with many others where her martial arts/boxing skills are on full display. Giulini holds a 3rd degree black-belt as senior instructor.
At ten years old she moved with her family to Brooklyn, New York. She discovered her talent for the dramatic arts when she became extremely active in her high school performing arts program, which included choir, musical theatre and acting. By age seventeen she participated and won a star-search for an upcoming feature film by Academy Award winning director/producer John Daly. Following her passion she entered the television department at William Paterson University on a full scholarship and within a year she landed a highly-coveted position as the host of 'Jammin' TV,' a music show. She received the award of 'Best TV Host' for the WPBN network.
After earning her Bachelor's Degree in Communications, Giulini moved to Los Angeles to pursue her creative arts dreams and undertook an internship at Film and Music Entertainment. Her career in entertainment took off when she was chosen to play the lead nemesis against Nicki Minaj & Michael Jai White in the "Your Love" music video where she was able to demonstrate her fierce martial arts skills. In addition to her role in Minaj's video, she has worked alongside Britney Spears, Lenny Kravitz, Kanye West, Jamie Foxx, David Guetta, Calvin Harris, Drake, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dog, Akon, Ally Brooke. Abraham Mateo, Cnco, The Wanted, De La Ghetto, Ryan Leslie and The Dream. Some of the advertisements brands include UnderArmour, Axe, Beats by Dre, Coorslight, McDonalds, Macy's, Skype Boxercise, Mazda, Michelob Ultra Balance and Blender Bottle. She has made numerous appearances as lead, co-star and supporting actor in television and films such Numb3rs (2005), Secret Girlfriend (2009), and Speed-Dating (2010) (a romantic Comedy that won the audience choice award in the 2010 Pan African Film Festival).
