Daniela Sea

Daniela Sea ( born 1977 in Malibu ) is an American actress and musician who is best known for the role of transsexuals Max Sweeney in the series The L Word.

Daniela Sea initially grew up in Malibu, before she moved with her ​​stepfather, a former manager at the Motown record label, and the family for some years after Hawaii. At the age of 16 years Sea left home in the punk artist collective Gilman Street Project in Berkeley, California, later studied drama improvisation and theater at Laney Community College in Oakland, and has performed with various punk bands.

Sea traveled for several years through the world, herded goats in abandoned villages in Italy, hitchhiked through Turkey, joined as Feuerjongleurin on with a traveling circus in Poland and lived for eight months in India.

Back in the U.S., they first lived in New York City when she realized that it is acting, where her heart is. She spoke for John Cameron Mitchell's film Shortbus ago and got the role. Subsequently, she produced a demo film about himself, sent this to someone who wrote for the U.S. television series The L Word, which in turn passed it to the director of the series, Rose Troche. Sea won the role of transsexuals Max Sweeney, whom she played from the third to the sixth season.

Daniela Sea could also be seen in the film Itty Bitty Titty Committee in 2007 and in February 2009 had a guest role in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

Sea is a member of the punk band The Thorns of Life.