Biography
Giulini Wever is an American actor and martial artist who has featured in numerous films, national commercials, and music videos. Her background is a blend of Euro-Asian, Latin, and Native American heritage. She is fluent in English, Spanish, Dutch, and her native language, Papiamento. Giulini has appeared in many national commercials for brands such as Mazda, Nike, Under Armour, Axe, and Macy's, showcasing her martial arts and boxing expertise. She holds a 3rd-degree black belt and serves as a senior instructor.
At the age of ten, she relocated with her family to Brooklyn, New York. She discovered her passion for the dramatic arts through active participation in her high school performing arts program, which included choir, musical theatre, and acting. By seventeen, she won a star-search competition for a feature film directed and produced by Academy Award winner John Daly. Pursuing her passion, she enrolled in the television department at William Paterson University on a full scholarship. Within a year, she secured a coveted role as the host of 'Jammin' TV,' a music show, earning the 'Best TV Host' award from the WPBN network.
After obtaining her Bachelor's Degree in Communications, Giulini moved to Los Angeles to follow her creative arts ambitions and completed an internship at Film and Music Entertainment. Her entertainment career gained momentum when she was cast as the lead antagonist opposite Nicki Minaj and Michael Jai White in the "Your Love" music video, where she showcased her martial arts prowess. Beyond this role, she has collaborated with artists such as Britney Spears, Lenny Kravitz, Kanye West, Jamie Foxx, David Guetta, Calvin Harris, Drake, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Akon, Ally Brooke, Abraham Mateo, CNCO, The Wanted, De La Ghetto, Ryan Leslie, and The-Dream. Her commercial work includes campaigns for Under Armour, Axe, Beats by Dre, Coors Light, McDonald's, Macy's, Skype, Boxercise, Mazda, Michelob Ultra Balance, and Blender Bottle. Giulini has also appeared as a lead, co-star, and supporting actor in television and films like Numb3rs (2005), Secret Girlfriend (2009), and Speed-Dating (2009), a romantic comedy that won the Audience Choice Award at the 2010 Pan African Film Festival.
