Ksenia Solo landed her first television role at age ten in the popular Canadian kids series I Was A Sixth Grade Alien, alongside Michael Cera. By the age of eighteen, she became the youngest recipient to ever receive two consecutive Gemini Awards in 2005 and 2006. She later won her third Gemini award for Best Performance in a Featured Supporting Role for her portrayal of Kenzi in the fantasy-noir television drama Lost Girl. Solo was also nominated for the first-ever Canadian Screen Awards for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Series for her work in Lost Girl. In 2010, after an international search, Solo was handpicked by Darren Aronofsky to play Veronica in the five-time Oscar® nominated film Black Swan. That same year, she was named one of the 55 faces of the Future of Hollywood by Nylon Magazine. In 2011, Solo played Dodge in the highly anticipated FOX/DreamWorks comic book adaptation of Locke & Key, which was directed by Mark Romanek and executive produced by Steven Spielberg. In 2015/2016, Solo starred opposite Maria Bello in the feature film In Search of Fellini and Dominic Monaghan in the psychological thriller PET. Solo also portrayed Peggy Shippen in AMC’s revolutionary drama Turn: Washingtons Spies and Shay in BBC’s cult hit Orphan Black.