Yasmine Holness-Dove
Actor | Writer | Director
FILMMAKER
Yasmine has multi-rolled on film sets in production as a co-producer, assistant director for multi-award winning and Oscar qualifying shorts and commercials. She has written, produced and directed her debut short film Gold Standads and is producing murder mystery thriller feature Savasana.
She’s worked in commercial film development and acquisition for Warner Bros Entertainment UK and assisted the Executive Producer for Chernobyl, Kaos and Black Doves at independent TV production house Sister.
Her production company, I Tigress, was founded on her passion for elevating diverse voices, to spotlight stories that confront social taboos creating bold, original narratives that captivate audiences and inspire progressive change.
ACTOR
Yasmine is a London based performer for stage, TV and film, Yasmine’s recent work includes thriller, Unchosen for Netflix, Apple TV’s sci-fi epics, Invasion, Neuromancer and British comedy, Trying. She guest starred in the 3rd season of The Sister Boniface Mysteries and performed in the Almeida’s immersive augmented reality collaboration with Sky, Lost Origins and in Lucy Prebble’s, A Very Expensive Poison at The Old Vic.
VISUAL ARTIST
As a visual artist, Yasmine has worked with interdisciplinary artists including Jarman award winning, Oreet Ashery, JJ Palka Johnson at The Barbican and numerous projects with Edward Thomasson at Tate Britain, Migros Museum of Contemporary Art, Zurich. She's recently performed in Edward Thomasson’s company for The Whole Routine which performed at Kunstverein in Hamburg and was featured in AnOther magazine and Motor Dance Journal.
She started making her own work in summer 2026, exploring the beauty and frailty of human behaviour, it’s potential and power through performance art. She was invited to the Norman Plastow Gallery at Wimbledon Museum to perform Performance Review as part of the Young Masters special project exhibition. This was a curation of artwork under the heading ‘Her Court’ which focussed on the visual and symbolic relationship between women, identity and Wimbledon and it’s connection to the Suffragette movement. Young Masters Art Prize is a curatorial platform, managed by the Cynthia Corbett Gallery which supports emerging artists from across the world.
