Drama Reel 2019

​LATEST NEWS!

​2019
JULY
-Had a great time filming a comedy scene with REELARC. I play a bewildered corporate recruiter. 
-Headed back to The Actors Forum, an accountability community for artists. 
JUNE
-New headshots with Emily Lambert!
-Finished the first draft of my feature screenplay. It's a holiday romantic comedy about mistaken identities, and the lives we choose to live. 
MARCH
-New drama reel!
-saw "Us." Can't stop talking about "Us."
FEBRUARY
-took class with Derek Hersey and Bernadette Mcbrinn
-screenwriting/content creators class with The Actors Forum
-re watched "Hush" because it's a masterclass in horror, suspense, and how to make a very scary film on a small budget. 
JANUARY
-started freelancing with Fred Mangin of Aspire Talent

2018 Highlights
-The Outer Boroughs is now on Amazon Prime! 
-My episode of Homicide City "The Russian Tragedy" aired! I played IRINA, a mother with a sick child in the hospital, and something to hide during the investigation of the murder of her best friend.
-Booked and shot a short film scene. I played a no-nonsense, Miranda Priestly type boss who has little sympathy for her long suffering assistants. 
-Took class with Matthew Wise, Rebecca Dealy, Ann Goulder, Angela Mickey, Julie Tucker and Joanna Levinger
-Had a sold-out showcase with Brad Fleischer's scene study class
-Traveled to Barcelona, where I got to brush up on my near-fluent Spanish.
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2017 Highlights
Booked and shot a primary role on a homicide show. It'll airs in the first quarter of 2018
Booked and shot a role in short film with lots of action and film combat. 
-Book shot the role in Ryan George and Doug Sharf's newest short film, "Rock, Paper, Scissors." I play an evil bodyguard.
​-Shot a role in a music video for Brooklyn based artist Jesse Cohen! I play the Statue of Liberty, out for revenge. 
-You can now WATCH "The Outer Boroughs!" Just click here, but be sure to input the code "Brooklyn" if you want to watch for free! Or you can rent for $2.00 and support independent filmmakers :)
-Finished The Review, a short film musical I wrote, produced and acted in.
-Screenings for The Outer Boroughs and Delilah's Muse
-Commercial class with Bill Coelius
-Ongoing acting class with Brad Fleischer
-Personal development with The Actors Forum

CAST RIN AS: 

TULA--SUPPORTING, mid 20’s- early 30’s. Tall, and radiating strength, Tula is the only reason her friend LEECE is still alive. Nomadic by necessity in this post apocalyptic landscape, she’s willing to use her strength when needed, but is still as vulnerable as can be when it comes to those she cares about. She marks her kills with piercings. Dirt doesn’t bother her; who needs a shower when you’re alive?
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BRIDGET--SUPPORTING, 25-30. Bridget may only be a few years younger than her sister JADE, but she’s the princess of her family, and she’ll let you know it. Though she’s well meaning enough, she has a certain idea of The Way Things Should Be, and oblivious as to why her manipulation of other’s lives might ruffle feathers.

DENISE--LEAD, late 20’s, early 30’s. The head of a coven of witches. 120 years, old but she looks like she's 30. Tall, bossy and aggressive and always gets what she wants

DELILAH--SUPPORTING, 25-35. An experienced singer-songwriter. She’s been on the scene long enough to have developed a loyal if somewhat ragtag following, but running from her demons has left her withered, disillusioned and with a questionable set of morals. Invite her to the after party at your own risk.

CHLOE--LEAD, late 20’s. A singer-songwriter originally from Cincinnati, she moved to NYC years ago and still is just barely scraping by on her serving job while playing dingy bar gigs. She’s a little lost, and doubt creeps in more often than she’d like. Artsy, bohemian.

LILY--SUPPORTING, mid 20’s. Sweetly ethereal, Lily is still very much one of the undead. She’s somewhere in between a ghost and zombie, and you could be fooled by her seemingly placid nature...until you cross the line of ethics by which Lily abides. Then, she becomes a very solid undead presence.