Dana Wardhana
Dana Wardhana (Born 13 June 1995), full name Yudhistira Aditya Wardhana, is an actor of Javanese descent, born and raised in Jakarta, Indonesia
Dana Wardhana started studying acting in 2013 at the Teater Katak. . During his studies, Dana took part in several major performances by the Teater Katak such as Les Miserables (2016) as Monsieur Thenardier and Cleopatra (2017) as Ptolemy 12 at the Jakarta Arts Building.
After studying in the Teater Katak, Dana then studied acting at several acting schools in Indonesia, such as Sakti Acting Studio (2018) with Eka Sitorus, Salihara Acting Community (2019) with Rukman Rosadi, and Kuma Acting Workshop (2020) with Paul Augusta. After studying acting, Dana decided to focus and pursue his profession as a professional actor
Throughout his career as an actor, Dana Wardhana was involved in various types of film, series and advertising productions. My Condolences (2018/Film), Like me, please? (2019/Series), Scenario (2020/Film), Dealing with myself (2020/Series), PUBG 2gether weplay (2020/Ad), Karirmu Prakerja (2022/Ad), Ballad of the Ramadan story Prambors - It's Okay dear (2021/ Voice Over), and many more.
Among the works he has performed, Dana Wardhana also won several awards, including Udud (2015) which won the Official Selection Indiewise Convention Miami Short Film Festival and Official Selection Roselle Park New Jersey Short Film Festival, Errorist of Season (2017) Gold Winner Viddsee Juree Awards Indonesia and Ten Indonesian films selected in 2017 by cinemapoetica, Jadi Bikin (2021) which won 1st place for Vivo VISION+ Short Film Awards 2021, Hi guys, back again with me, God! (2020 which won the nomination for best short film FFI 2020 best short film and Official selection JAFF 2020, then the film 5 Steps to get sari (2022) which won the 2022 best main actor trophy at the 2022 Ciputra Cup.
Apart from being an actor, Dana Wardhana also has an independent production house called 'Pempiasan Bakat'. Dana produced several films and series in this production house, including Ibukota (2020), The story that ended in the middle of the road (2021), and A letter (2022).
