<p><a href="https://die-agenten.de/profile/friederike-becht/">Friederike Becht </a>is a renowned German actress known for her powerful performances on stage and screen. Her work often reflects depth and authenticity &mdash; qualities that also shape her engagement beyond acting. Friederike Becht is deeply committed to social and environmental causes.&nbsp;</p><p>As an ambassador for the Latin America relief organization Adveniat, she visited environmental projects in Uruguay to raise awareness about water scarcity and the importance of environmental protection.</p>

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PORTAITS  "ABOUT_WOMEN"

The award-winning actress, known from Venafilm, The Reader, Hannah Arend and Faster Than Fear, impresses not only with her nuanced roles but also with her commitment to socially relevant issues and the protection of forests worldwide. For my About_Women project, I had the privilege of portraying her – and I asked her: What is your passion project? 
Friederike Becht:
"We are part of nature – not outsiders who need to 'save' it. This is reflected in our language: We talk about 'environment,' even though 'coexistence' would actually be more accurate. Just as we have housemates, we are also fellow creatures of nature. I believe that as humans, we need nature to feel ourselves.  A mindful walk through the forest often feels like a short vacation. When we protect the forest, we also preserve a retreat that gives us peace, strength, and inner balance."

🌿 "Coexistence, not environment! We are part of nature – not outsiders who need to 'save' it!"
Friederike Becht.

"My passion project is to advocate for the protection of our forests – not just here, but globally, especially the rainforest. It is essential for our climate, our air, and our entire ecosystem. Trees are the most important climate regulators and indispensable for our survival.
This commitment is independent of specific organizations. I’ve traveled twice with Adveniat, a Latin American aid organization, to South America, but my dedication to nature is not tied to any one institution. For example, I’m also interested in Amazon Frontline, because it’s mainly people from the affected regions who are active there, with fewer external actors involved.
I believe it’s important that our relationship with nature is not shaped by a religious or ideological framework."

How do you shake off such an intense role after a shooting day?
Friederike Becht:
“I have a very intentional routine: Before I dive into a role, I do a brief breathing exercise that mentally and emotionally prepares me for the character. When I put on the costume, I allow myself to enter their world.
At the end of the day, it’s just as important to leave that world behind. I take off the costume and do another breathing exercise to "log in" back to myself. It helps me set a clear boundary and practice soul hygiene – because even though I know it’s just a role, emotions sometimes linger.“

“Working with Andrea feels like a relaxed brunch with a friend. It’s completely stress-free, yet incredibly creative. You start off at ease, but at any moment, a surprise can come up – maybe a spontaneous trip to the city, a walk in the forest, or suddenly changing the location.
With Andrea, you can simply go with the flow and see where the journey takes you. And that’s exactly what makes it so special.“
Friederike Becht , Frankfurt am Main 2025

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Model and Visual Identity
Alongside her musical career, Akemi also works as a model and is represented by New Madison Models in Paris. This combination of music, fashion and performance gives her a unique presence in front of the camera and makes her an inspiring subject for contemporary portrait photography.


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CAROL GIROD is a creative entrepreneur and visionary dedicated to art, design, and cultural projects. As the founder of Le Beau Monde, she curates artworks and organizes events that connect creative talents with a broader community. Her mission: to bring art to the forefront and create platforms for new perspectives. She also leads OMY Maison, a brand for playful home accessories that captivates a global audience.

Another impressive project that Carol co-founded is Cartels Paris, an artist collective with 36 studios housed in a 2,000 m² residence in La Défense, Paris. It provides a space for around 40 creatives to collaborate and develop their artistic visions. Cartels fosters cross-disciplinary exchange and enriches Paris’s vibrant art scene.

