Ana Verónica Schultz (Venezuela, 1988) is a Spanish–Venezuelan actress with an international career spanning film, television, and theatre.

She began her artistic training at an early age at the César Rengifo National School of Performing Arts in Caracas, launching her career in children’s theatre companies and in the youth television series ¡Qué clase de amor!, which opened the doors to Venezuelan television. Her film debut came with Cenizas Eternas, directed by Margarita Cadenas, where she explored stories of strong cultural and emotional depth.

Schultz decided to continue her career in Europe, first living in Paris—where she studied French and worked as a model—and later settling in Barcelona. There, she appeared in the film Amor Col·lateral and developed a wide range of audiovisual and theatrical work. She directed and starred in the play Una medalla para las conejitas, which ran for eight months at Teatreneu, consolidating her stage presence.

In Spanish television, she has taken part in projects such as Deudas (Atresmedia), Desaparecidos, and El Inmortal. In cinema, she has continued to expand her filmography with recent productions including Clanes de Dios and Las ideas y los hombres.

Bilingual in Spanish and French and currently based in Madrid, Schultz is known for her honest, emotional, and versatile performances. Her work blends Latin sensitivity with a European approach, and she seeks roles that transcend stereotypes while exploring identity, inner strength, and personal transformation.

Schultz understands art as both a right and a tool for expression and growth—a philosophy that has also guided her educational projects. Her current goals include further expanding her presence in auteur cinema and international productions, bringing to life complex and universal characters that reflect the diversity of her training and artistic vision.