Becktoria

Becktoria - singer, songwriter and actress - born in Burma and educated in England. Having the ability to sing before she could walk she found herself on stage at her 1st birthday. This early interest turned into a passion and led to her classical training at the age of 11. From there, she went on to singing in the choir/school pop-band as a lead soprano. She also received distinctions and merits from LAMDA, ABRSM, Guildhall and Trinity as well as receiving a high score of 96% from EdExcel GCSE Drama.Excelling in modeling, from print to runway since the age of 16, she has been recruited and scouted by the most acclaimed industry professionals. She has held titles in several pageants as well as being a grand finalist for Miss Motors Formula-1 and Miss Monaco Grand Prix all while achieving a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Sciences.From there, Becktoria moved to Los Angeles to study acting and train professionally. She received a Master's degree in Acting and further training at the Groundlings Theatre & School.Becktoria's past work includes being lead/principal in commercials and infomercials such as Subway, Ui Culture, Beauty Blender, Expedia, Narconon, Borderlands, Samsung, Adidas, Dave & Busters, Plus Mattresses, IT Cosmetics and Headspace to name a few. Her print work include Church of Scientology, AAA, Southern California Edison and Wurrly.She also appeared on major cable outlets such as Disney XD, BET, Investigation Discovery, HSN, TruTV, Food Network, National Geographic Channel, Game Show Network, MTV, E! and 13th Street Network Channel.Becktoria's cover of Adele's "Water Under The Bridge" was played on 97.1FM for "The 5 o'clock drop with DJ Baby Yu". Her remix of Selena Gomez's "Hands To Myself" was also a popular hit on Soundcloud, followed by her first single "2 Feathers" on her YouTube channel as well as her trending song "Be Mine" in France. Her collaboration on the "Boys & Sometimes Girls" single charted on the Billboard Dance Charts Top 50 for 9 weeks, with the highest peak at number 28. Show less «