Ameer Choudrie is a British Actor who trained at GSA – Guildford School of Acting.  He has been working professionally for over 18 years with credits across all mediums from theatre to film and screen.
Whilst training, he performed in a range of Theatre Workshops from Classical Shakespearean works to Modern 20th Century Texts.  Upon leaving GSA, Ameer began his path of being a Professional Actor featuring in a number of commercials from becoming the face of Tilda Basmatti Rice in 2007 to featuring in larger brand adverts such as Lycamobile, Vodafone and Walkers Crisps.  He also appeared in the Music Video for the Kaiser Chiefs song “Meanwhile Up In Heaven”.
Ameer’s TV credits have varied from background to featured appearances in reconstructions for ITV News, Bentley Productions hit television series “Ultimate Force” working with Director Laurence Moody, to making a guest appearance on “Cloud 9”, the first British-Asian soap opera on Sky and Virgin TV.
TV and Film is the current niche for Ameer having appeared in the 2013 Feature Film “Diana” working alongside Director Oliver Hirschbiegel, and Hollywood Actors Naomi Watts and Naveen Andrews.  Ameer also appeared as one of the support lead characters ‘Suresh’ in Feature Film “London Life” released in Asian cinemas.  In 2015, he completed filming the BBC Films screen adaptation of the National Theatre Musical “London Road” directed by Rufus Norris, featuring Olivia Coleman, Tom Hardy as well as big names from the world of Musical Theatre.  It released in UK cinemas in 2015, and USA in 2016.   The end of the 2016, saw Ameer working alongside comedian Romesh Ranganathan, promoting his Irrational Live Tour DVD in a mini web series shown through all social media mediums.  It picked up an award for the British Association for Screen Entertainment’s ‘Specialist Interest Campaign of The Year’
2018 saw Ameer working with Rifco Theatre Company on a rehearsed reading and workshop piece from one of the Rifco Associates, ending with a showcase to Industry Professionals as part of the British Asian Festival at Watford Palace Theatre. He also flew to Prague to film a commercial for savage promoting Ooredoo, the leading telecoms provider in Qatar, leading up to the World Cup.  Whilst embarking on further studies at the end of the year, Ameer filmed the Cadbury’s Christmas Commercial by Knucklehead  and is the featured Allotment Man for their Secret Santa campaign.  The commercial was seen across all mediums from social media, tv and the cinema.
In 2019, Ameer filmed and featured in two commercial campaigns; one for easyJet / VisitBritain, the other for Shell.  He has also played the role of a Doctor for a short film called “Nurse” produced by the Bournemouth Film School.  Towards the end of the year, Ameer flew out to Sardinia to film a corporate drama film for pukka films.
Ameer was fortunate to record a radio play “Who Killed Alfred Oliver?” written by Beth Flintoff for Rabble Theatre in association with BBC Radio Berkshire in 2020, whilst the impact of the pandemic affected the Industry. The use of Covid backups and standbys meant Ameer continued to work in 2021 in some capacity.
In 2022, Ameer travelled to Paris, France to film Netlix Feature Film “Murder Mystery 2” and to Bucharest, Romania to feature in the Vodafone “Hi” Commercial directed by Alex Feil for Tempomedia. He also features in the Lidl “Big on British” Commercial directed by Jim Gilchrist for Outsider.
In 2023, Ameer featured in an episode of the Apple TV series “Still Up” alongside Antonia Thomas.  He is also the featured lead in the Google Wallet x Pixel advertising campaign being screened across all social media platforms and Wembley Stadium during the England National Football Teams campaigns.
2024 and 2025 has seen Ameer feature in both the Suzuki Swift “Best Kept Secret On The Road” commercial directed by Traktor and the latest Currys | Beyond Techspectations | Energy Savers x LG InstaView commercial directed by Kai Schonrath.

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