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WebMD cast me as a Nurse Practitioner
educating patience on diabetic care.
I had another successful shoot
with Lippincott on some updated medical industrials.
Fabian-Barber Productions
brought me back for an industrial for lawyers. In the training
video I played a plastic surgeon who was put on the stand
and questioned about the safety of the procedures I performed.
Go 4 Slim is a new cellulite
busting product. It is currently being sold in Europe and
the infomercial running there for it features me, along with
some other satisfied customers.
My boys, Matthew and Peter,
can be seen with me in the commercial for Berger Rental Communities
of Pennsylvania.
I loved being a member of
the gallery in "The Good Wife".
I worked for Philly 57's segment
"What Do You Do?" as a woman going into cardiac
arrest and then again just two weeks after that as a woman
choking and receiving the Heimlich Maneuver.
Working for Shooters once
again, I held the role of an optomitrist in a commercial for
Family Practice Associates.
I enjoyed working on a Respiratory
Care industrial with Fabian-Barber Productions.
I took part in an industrial
for Computer Associates playing an office secretary.
I worked with iBox Films once
again in a commercial for Encore Dental.
My Trivita commercial, produced
by iBox Films, has been airing on local channels and I'm very
pleased with the final cut.
I took part in local Manhattan's
channel MNN's reality show competition "I'll Make You
A Star". My performance was a hit!
"All My Children"
has had me as an under 5 nurse numerous times now.
In "Split Ends"
I was seen as a customer getting my hair cut and colored by
a stylist who just happened to be put in a difficult situation.
I held the role of mom in
a Aquafresh web commercial directed by Dylan Steinberg.
DuPont Paint has come out
with a new paint pen specifically for scratched vehichles.
I, along with my two children, can be seen in the infomercial
for this new product.
In a commercial for Asorbine
Jr. I played a dance competition judge.
Recently I was in an industrial
for Psychology Media Suites. I was able to emote several different
emotions all in a matter of minutes. It just so happened that
I had worked with half the crew before and the studio where
we shot had my headshot up on their "wall of fame"!
The third time's a charm!
In my third project with U Direct I was a hand model for a
medical industrial demonstrating reconstitution and injection
of a new medication.
Just prior to that, I portrayed
a recovery room nurse in a medical industrial. It was for
the product Ionsys - a new way to self deliever pain medication.
Matt, my oldest son, and I
booked an industrial together. It was a demonstration shoot
for Relenza Diskhaler by BTK Communications. I was the mother
of a child who had been exposed to the influenza virus showing
other moms how to properly give their child the inhaler. Matthew
played the exposed child.
My first voiceover job was
with U Direct on a commercial for Vex Robotics and was shown
on Manhattan's Channel One. I was unsurprisingly cast as the
annoying mother who yells at her teenager from downstairs
to clean up his room while he is building his robot.
I was in the spec PSA for
HPV shot in Central Park by U Direct. I played the nurse and
urged women to get regularly scheduled pap tests.
I did a three month long medical
industrial shoot for Lippincott! The nursing training videos
were sold to nursing schools throughout the country. I played
a nursing student who learned and performed insertion of a
nasogastric tube, insertion of a urinary catheter, feeding
through a gastrostomy tube, injections, intravenous dressing
changes, changing ostomy appliances and more. This was an
ideal job for me since I got to use both my acting skills
and my nursing skills together.
I shot a commercial for Penske
through NFL Films. Although it did not air on National Television,
it was shown at every Green Bay Packers home game on the scoreboard.
"Hack" was a television
episodic shot in Philadelphia starring David Morse that I
was lucky enough to audition for. After receiveing first refusal
for a social worker role with four lines, I did accept an
extra role and it paid off. I got to appear as the featured
nurse performing CPR because of my medical background.
Prior to that I was seen on
"What's the T?" a show on the local Manhattan station,
MNN. It was when I was working on the off off Broadway production,
"Sex is More Than a Three Letter Word". The show
crew came to a rehearsal to see how the production was coming
along. They focused on me as I perfected the sexiness of my
character.
Months before that, I was
seen on the Oxygen Network in the show, "Can you Tell?"
with Tony Rock and on "The Real Men We Love".
"The Ananda Lewis Show"
was a real TV blast. I was hired to voice her opinion from
the audience of the talk show.
My first TV expereince was
on the long running hit game show, "The Price is Right".
In Los Angeles
I put on a bit of a show for the producer. Without delay,
I was the first to be chosen as a contestant on that day.
As cameras followed me, capturing my every move, I remembered
how much I enjoyed being in the spotlight. I left the studio
with not only a rediscovered love, but also having won a new
refrigerator!
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