Mika'ela Fisher (born in Bavaria, Germany), also known as Mika'Ela Fisher or Mikaela Fisher (the correct spelling of the first name is with an apostrophe ), is a German actress and a model.
She gained recognition as an actor for her role in the movie Tell No One (Ne le dis à personne). In 2013 she produced and directed her first short film, Die Tapferen Haende im Chaos der Zeit.

Biography

Fashion
Mika'Ela Fisher has worked for the Haute Couture house Max Dietl in Munich, having obtained her master's degree as a bespoke tailor. She showcased her work at the world master tailors' convention in Paris (Congrès Mondial des Maitres Tailleurs).

She posed as a model for French painters Boussignac and Hubert de Lartigue; and modeled for many years for the fashion houses Martin Margiela, Hermès, John Galliano, Gilles Rosier, Undercover, Eley Kishimoto, among others.


Film

After years in the fashion world, she tried her hand in acting, following the acting courses of Jack Waltzer and John Strasberg. Fisher's portrayal of Zak, a ruthless killer in Guillaume Canet's Tell No One, was critically acclaimed, especially in the U.S. media.
She started directing in 2013 by the biographical short film Die Tapferen Haende im Chaos der Zeit (Valiant Hands in the Chaos of Time), for which she is both director, producer and costume designer.
This film has been selected at several festivals (Columbus International Film and Video Festival Maverick Movie Awards , Indie Fest, Revelation Perth International Film Festival,...) and was honored with awards in categories such as best director, Best Short Film, best soundtrack, Best of Art, Best Costume Design .



Victory's Short ( 2014), her second short film as a director and producer, has been nominated at the Milan International Film Festival (MIFF Awards 2015).
In her third film Männin (2015), inspired by Martin Luther's Bible, she plays the dual role of Adam and Eve. The film has won the Award of Merit at the Accolade Global Film Competition in the category Women film directors.
and was nominated as Best Short Fim Avant-garde at the American Psychological Association Film Festival of 2015. The follow up to Männin will be a feature film now in development, Die Höhenluft.