Martyne Músaú is a multilingual Canadian actress who works in film, television, dubbing, and voice-over. Born in Kinshasa, her nomadic essence has led her into a unique, rich, and diverse international career.
Martyne joined Straeon Acting Studios in 2017. In 2021, she made her American television debut playing the role of Eneh in the Netflix series *Two Sentence Horror Stories*, directed by Bola Ogun (*Queen Sugar*). That same year, Jepthé Bastien (*Sortie 67*) cast her as Jazz in *Vaudou dans mes rêves*. In 2022, under the direction of Damián Szifron (*Wild Tales*), she played her first film role as Samantha in *Misanthrope*.
On French-language television, she notably played the role of Sister Sophie in 2023 in *Padre*, directed by Jim Donovan (*Flashpoint*), and the role of Olivia in the daily soap opera *Indéfendable*. In 2024, she portrayed the character of Sofia in Michel Charette’s series *Marco Lachance*, directed by Yannick Savard (*Detective Surprenant*).
In 2027, she will appear alongside Tichina Arnold (*Everybody Hates Chris*) in a poignant film directed by Simone Stock (*The Girl Who Escaped: The Kara Robinson Story).
In addition to her versatile career, Martyne Músaú continues to hone her craft with talented artists and coaches such as Danielle Fichaud (*Aline) and Robert Favreau (*A Sunday in Kigali*).
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