Anna Danshina

Anna Danshina is a multi-award-winning actress, screenwriter and producer and co-founder of Zero Petroleum.

She is the winner of five best actress awards, for playing Lana in the feature film "Love Possibly", which has received 40 awards overall at International Film Festivals. Her feature film "The Bromley Boys" was the number one in Comedy, and overall the number five best-selling DVD on Amazon.

She appeared in the feature drama "Cordelia" where she played Natasha alongside Johnny Flynn and Michael Gambon. She appeared in the feature film "Break" where she played the role of Alena alongside Rutger Hauer, in his final film, and Luke Mably.

Anna has been featured by many online and printed magazines including Harrods Magazine, YASS Magazine, and Rutage. She has been a guest on radio shows such as Love Sport Radio and Love London Love Culture, TheFanCarpet.com and Kiphakes.com.

Anna is a 2016 graduate of the Drama Centre London, Central Saint Martins. She was born in Siberia and grew up in St Petersburg. She was awarded the Hill Scholarship to pursue a Masters degree at Oxford University where she was the President of the Oxford University Russian Society. Before becoming a professional actress, Anna worked in International Relations and Diplomacy, being the Head of Public Diplomacy Campaigns at the British Embassy in Moscow. She speaks English and Russian fluently.

Anna is co-founder, and Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer, for Zero Petroleum (www.zero.co), founded in 2020 and a global leader in the development of fossil-free synthetic fuels and petrochemicals.