Career
Yvonne Maria Schaefer has worked worldwide in numerous films, TV Series and stage productions. She appeared internationally in major news papers and magazines, such as Hello, Maxim, Bunte, New York Post, Bild, Daily News, RTL Explosiv and ZDF Hallo Deutschland.
After living part-time in Asia and Mallorca and Malaga, Spain, where she starred in Spanish films, such as Trece, Schaefer moved in 2008 to New York City and founded the Film Production Company YMC Films in 2008. In the States Yvonne Maria Schaefer has been successfully working as both an actress and a producer.
With her production company YMC Films, Schaefer co-produced the thriller The Child, an adaptation of the bestselling novel by Sebastian Fitzek. In the film The Child, Schaefer starred alongside Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight), playing the role of Sophie Stern. The cast included among others, Eric Roberts, Sunny Mabrey and Ben Becker. Yvonne starred in the successful film Forget Me Not, opposite Peter Greene (The Bounty Hunter, The Mask, Pulp Fiction), directed by award winning director Federico Castelluccio (Sopranos, Pink Panther 2, Made). The film was selected and winning international film festivals. Yvonne played the character Ece, an Arabic mother and wife of a strict Moslem Diplomat, in the comedy TV Pilot Man of the House directed by Chris Backus, with Mira Sorvino and Fergie. In Keep Your Enemies Closer was Yvonne the female lead, starring alongside Manny Pérez (La Soga) and William Sadler, (The Green Mile), (The Shawshank Redemption). In the award winning film Lily of the Feast, she had a scene with Paul Sorvino (Goodfellas, Dick Tracy).
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