Biography

Charlotte Hendrickx is a Belgian-born producer, actress, and entrepreneur with a deep passion for storytelling and a growing body of work across international stages and screens. Raised in Antwerp as an only child, Charlotte found her creative spark early through dance, which soon led her into the world of theatre and film — a world she quickly fell in love with.

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After earning her degree in Human and Behavioral Sciences in 2016, she committed fully to her artistic path. In 2017, Charlotte moved to Los Angeles to begin her formal acting training at the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts. She spent two transformative years honing her craft and was selected in 2020 for the Academy’s elite Company Year, an advanced program reserved for standout graduates.

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Since then, Charlotte has built a vibrant career both in front of and behind the camera. She starred as the lead in the multi-award-winning short Here Lies Lauren, landed commercial collaborations with global fashion brands, and earned SAG status in a short period of time.

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Her curiosity behind the scenes led her into producing, where she quickly made her mark. She produced the stage productions Tracers (2023) and Suburbia (2025), the critically praised and multi-nominated short Promises, Promises, and the award-winning commercial Amazon: We Go Places, which garnered widespread acclaim.

 

Her film credits include the short drama Heated, which she also directed, and the award-winning Enough. She went on to star in and produce The Spell That Backfired, a celebrated collaboration with Rayna Campbell that received acclaim on the festival circuit.

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Charlotte continues to develop and produce work across genres, with several international projects currently in the pipeline — though still under wraps for now. Whether she’s producing, performing, or building from the ground up, Charlotte brings a sharp creative eye, a global perspective, and an unwavering commitment to telling meaningful stories.