Julia Vladimirovna Menchova, a successful creative producer of several programs on Russian television, a TV host with a Hollywood-like appearance, was born in 1969 in the star family Menshovy, the famous director Vladimir Menchov and popular actress Vera Alentova. The long-awaited child became the center of attention for his parents for many years, the girl grew in an atmosphere of love and even some worship. However, this did not prevent the people's artist of the Russian Federation Vladimir Menchov and his wife, People's Artist of the Russian Federation Vera Alentova, to properly educate the future actress of the theater and cinema.
As is often the case in the art world, the biography of Menshova Yulia began with childhood impressions, smoothly passing into the category of adult life criteria. Yulia was 10 years old when the movie "Moscow does not believe in tears" was released. The girl understood that behind the incredible popularity of the picture is the dedication of her parents, sleepless nights, arguments and disagreements. She was proud of her father, director, and mother, who played Catherine, the heroine of the film. So, the biography of Yulia Menshova, her next page, according to all the laws of the genre, was to continue within the walls of the theater institute. It seemed that the future of Yulechka Menshova was defined, and she would follow in the footsteps of her parents. However, the child had her own hobbies, Julia loved literature, and especially poetry.
After graduating from school, the girl set out to enter Litinstitute, but, as it turned out, publications are needed for this. From a literary career had to be abandoned, and therefore the biography of Menshova Julia does not contain information about her literary activities. Julia Vladimirovna became a student at the Moscow Art Theater School, which she successfully graduated in 1990. In the same year she was admitted to the Moscow Art Theater named after Chekhov under Oleg Efremov. Around the same time, the young actress began to receive invitations from filmmakers. For the period of her work in the theater (from 1990 to 1994), Julia Menshova starred in several films, including "The Sukhovo-Kobylin Case", "When the Saints March", "Unexpected Visits" and others.
And so, in 1994, Julia, in her own words, finally found herself in television. And immediately the biography of Menshova Yulia was replenished with new pages. Work began on Russian television, which at that time was developing at a rapid pace. Yulia's theatrical education helped her to master the television professions of the editor and TV presenter, producer and steward. There was a lot of work, but Men'shova successfully coped with the tasks. The first her television test was the program "My Cinema", which was on the TV-6 channel. Then a very female program "I myself" was aired. In this program Julia Menshova, whose biography could become an example for imitation of any Russian woman, expanded the duties of the TV presenter, taking an active part in editing the texts. And after a while she started producing.
Intelligent leading in a matter of months conquered a multi-million audience. From the recent projects on television with Menchova, you can mention the program "Teach me to live." In addition to creative participation in television projects, Julia is actively engaged in its promotion in the administrative field. She is co-producer of several programs, participates in the work of the director's corps, heads its own production center. However, all of the above concerns Julia-administrator, and Julia Menchova-actress accepts invitations from time to time regarding participation in serials. For example, in the serial film "The Balzac Age, or All the Guys Its ..." she happened to play the role of Vera, a professional psychologist who, according to the plot of the series, herself needs psychological help. And the role of Marina Mukhina in the comedy "Strong marriage", was a fertile ground for the realization of the actor's talent Julia Menshova.