Cameron Krogh Stone is a British-Norwegian actor, filmmaker, and multilingual performer whose international upbringing and diverse talents have shaped a unique and vibrant creative voice. Born in London in 1994 to a writer father and a Norwegian-Swedish mother, Cameron moved to Stockholm at a young age, where his passion for performance and storytelling quickly took root. He began acting and singing in school productions, creating short films with a camcorder, and performing at the Scandinavian International Theatre School alongside his sister. His early achievements included winning talent competitions and becoming the youngest laureate of the Ambassador’s Prize at the Chinese Bridge Competition, which led to university studies in China at just 16. While in Beijing, he gained television exposure performing martial arts on nationally broadcast shows.

Cameron’s journey continued through intensive training in both the performing and technical arts. Majoring in Drama at high school, he expanded his skills in lighting, sound, and set design, eventually directing and producing his own work. After returning to London to pursue a BA in Chinese Studies at SOAS, he deepened his industry knowledge with hands-on experience at Movietech Camera Rentals and formal film training at the London Film Academy, where he worked with Super16mm film. His multidisciplinary background—spanning stage, screen, language, and culture—makes Cameron Krogh Stone a dynamic presence in today’s creative landscape.