Danielle Vasinova

Danielle Vasinova is an American actress, model, and voiceover artist. Of Czech, Cherokee, and Sioux heritage, she began modeling in her youth after being discovered by a talent scout, eventually working in fashion before transitioning into acting. Over her career, she has appeared in print publications and graced magazine covers including L'Officiel, Grazia, and Glamour.

As an actress, Vasinova has appeared in a variety of film and television productions across action, drama, and comedy genres. Her early television credits include guest roles on series such as Dexter, MacGyver, Rules of Engagement, and Nip/Tuck. In film, she featured in supporting roles in titles including Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star, Should've Been Romeo, and To Hell With a Bullet, along with indie action features like Red Dead. Outside of live-action screen work, she lent her voice and likeness to the video game Belle's War as the central character Belle.

In addition to acting and modeling, Vasinova is a skilled equestrian and trained martial artist, attributes that have enabled her to perform action and stunt roles without doubles. She expanded her screen presence with roles in prominent television series, playing Ata Waipa in Taylor Sheridan's Western drama 1923 and joining the cast of its spinoff series The Madison. Based in Los Angeles, she remains active in acting, modeling, and voiceover work.