Bérangère McNeese is a versatile Belgian-American actress and director whose work has garnered significant attention in the film community, particularly among collectors of physical media. Best known for her compelling performance in the 2019 film *NOISE*, McNeese captivates audiences with her ability to convey complex emotions, making her films highly sought after for home video collections. *NOISE* stands out for its unique storytelling and innovative cinematography, often discussed in collector circles for its artistic merit and the impact it had on indie filmmaking. In addition to her acting, McNeese's talents extend to directing, as evidenced by her award-winning short film *Matriochkas* (2020), which won the Magritte Award for Best Short Film. This recognition solidifies her dual role in the industry, attracting collectors interested in both her performance and directorial work. With a growing filmography that blends cultural influences from her American and Belgian heritage, McNeese’s films are becoming essential pieces for any serious home video enthusiast.