
Acting
Sandi Schultz
Born 1 January 1964
23 credits
Sandi Schultz is a graduate of the University of Cape Town and UCT Drama School. Highlights of her earlier stage career include a year-long run as Magenta in the original South African production of The Rocky Horror Show, Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz and Hermia in Midsummer Night's Dream. On television, Sandi worked as a continuity announcer for M-Net for a number of years and hosted various shows for the SABC when not busy acting in film, television and theatre projects. During 12 years in Los Angeles, she had parts written for her on NYPD Blue with Dennis Frantz and Rick Schroeder, and City of Angels with Blair Underwood. On returning to South Africa in 2005, Sandi played one of the leads, Dr. Jennifer Adams in the KykNet/M-Net series, Binnelanders. Since 2013 she has been free-lancing and has been acting in various film and television projects, most recently, playing Dez in While You Weren't Looking, Jamila in the German production, Rosa 2, Wolken Uber Kapstad and Maggie in the mockumentary, Hotel for Kyknet . In 2014 Sandi turned to producing, and co-wrote and co-produced the Independent Feature, Assignment with Laszlo Bene through her company Klonkie Made Media.
Known for
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- 2020Blood & WaterSeriesPrincipal Nicole Daniels
- 2019TrackersSeriesJanina Mentz
- 2019Die SpreeusSeriesRosa Scheffers
- 2018Empire of the SharksFilmSarah
- 2018Number 37FilmLieutenant Gail February
- 2016HotelSeriesMaggie Conradie
- 2016Call Me ThiefFilmKettie
- 2016AssignmentFilmKathleen (Kat) Jacobs
- 2015Einfach Rosa – Wolken über KapstadtFilmJamila
- 2015While You Weren't LookingFilmDez
- 2015Mooi RiverFilmValeria
- 2014The Hooping LifeFilmHerself
- 2012Die LöwinFilm
- 1998Centurion ForceFilm
- 1994Killing ObsessionFilmAnnie Smith (as Sandra Smith)
- 1991Door Into SilenceFilmMystery Woman
- 1991Buck at the Edge of HeavenFilmKay Stark
- 1991Across Red NightsFilm
- 1990The Sandgrass PeopleFilmFranscina
- 1987Stage FrightFilmDancer
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Filmography from TMDB.







