Oscar Laitila Actor
Overview
NationalityFinland
LanguagesFinnish (mother tongue), Swedish (mother tongue), English (fluent), Japanese (basic)
Born2003, Vaasa, Finland, Pohjanmaa
Age range17 - 25
Height180 cm
Ethnic typesNorthern European / Scandinavian
Place of residenceHelsinki - Uusimaa (Finland)
Possible accommodationTukholma - Stockholms lan (Sweden)
Work permitEuropean Union
Contact
Agency Harmsen Acting agency Children and young people Extras and bit players Advertising models Model agency
Contact: Eufemia Harmsen
Skills/Talents
Languages Finnish (mother tongue), Swedish (mother tongue), English (fluent), Japanese (basic)
Dialects Finland (West) (native dialect), Finland (South) (fluent), Dublin (good), Norrland (Sweden) (basic)
Accents Swedish (native accent), American (very good), American Southern States (good), American Western States (good), Asian (good), British (good), Dublin (good), East European (good), English (good), Irish (good), Japanese (good), Norwegian (good), Russian (good), Scandinavian (good)
Dance Break dancing (very good), Hip hop (very good)
Sports Acrobatics (very good), Athletics (very good), Gym (very good), Gymnastics (very good), Ice Skating (very good), Parkour (very good), Skiing (very good), Swimming (very good), Table Tennis (very good), Trampoline (very good), Martial Arts (good), Soccer (good), Tennis (good)
Driving licences / Other permits Driver’s licence car, Driver’s licence scooter
Other Skills Improvisation, Stunts
Appearance
Age range 17 - 25
Height 180 cm
Build Athletic
Weight 70 kg
Colour of eyes Blue/green
Colour of hair Light brown
Hair style straight medium long
Twin No
Ethnic types Northern European / Scandinavian
Training
University of the Arts, Helsinki
Acting with a Camera – 5 ECTS. Training in performing on stage with live and recorded video, integrating camera and multimedia into performance. The course covered the fundamentals of cinematic storytelling in a multidisciplinary context and explored how camera operation, technical features, and expressive possibilities influence the performer and the audience experience.
CV CV - Television & Streaming CV - Film CV - Theatre CV - Other
CV - Television & Streaming
2024
Hannaleena Hauru
Directed by
Beni
Recurring Role
2012
BUUS-fredag
Yle
Kids' production
Yle
Directed by
Host/presenter
BUUS‑fredag was a Swedish-language children’s program featuring playful skits, imaginative storytelling, and interactive segments with kids. Hosted by Jonathan “Jontti” Granbacka, the show included recurring characters like the mouse Plåstret. Produced by the Svenska Yle children’s editorial team in Vaasa, Finland, the program was part of Yle Fem’s children’s programming lineup.
CV - Film
2025
Agnes Koskinen
Directed by
Hugo
Supporting Actor
Hugo is Alicia’s boyfriend in the short film Dig äger ingen, spending the day with her and her family at their summer cottage while she begins questioning her life and choices
2024
The Final Saloon
University of Wolverhampton
Short film
Comedy, Tragedy
Reese Martin
Directed by
Joe
Lead
Shot and produced in Ireland, this short film was showcased at Lighthouse Cinema, Dublin. Featuring a talented cast including Theo Zah (Love Lane United), Nadia Affolter (Jack Ryan, The Blacklist), and Peter O’Byrne (Harry Wild).
CV - Theatre
2026
Orrspel
Studentteatern AKT
Joel Forsbacka
Directed by
Ensemble Leading Part
2024
Martin Paul
Directed by
Ensemble Leading Part
“Titthål” was a play directed by Martin Paul that ran for about 10 days at the Swedish-speaking student theatre in Helsinki. In each performance, the actors received new roles and improvised a house-party scenario that the audience could observe through small holes behind a curtain.
CV - Other
2024
Victoria Forsman
Directed by
Johan
Lead
Enkel Svenska – A free digital learning resource for Swedish as a second language, featuring clear texts, examples, exercises, and glossaries. Designed for various professional fields and learners with reading difficulties, it provides standalone modules that can be integrated into courses. Developed 2023–2024 with support from Svenska kulturfonden and Svenska nu, in collaboration with several Finnish universities of applied sciences.
