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Today we’d like to introduce you to Melanie Haynes.

Melanie, let’s start with your story. We’d love to hear how you got started and how the journey has been so far.

My first stage was my family’s kitchen table when I was two, and since then, my passion for all things acting has only grown. I grew up in Cherokee, Kansas and after living in South Korea for a brief time for my father’s work, we moved to Texas, I attended Lamar University in Beaumont and transferred to the University of Houston. After receiving a bachelor’s degree and teaching certificate in Theater and English at the University of Houston studying with Cecil Pickett and Sidney Berger, I danced with Patsy Swayze’s Houston Jazz Ballet Company. Acting called again, and a boom in demand for voice over talent kept me busy while I hung up my dancing shoes to pursue an on-camera acting and voice over career. I became a member of SAG-AFTRA and AEA, serving on the board of SAG-AFTRA in Houston for 15 years and as the President of the Houston Local Branch for two terms.

In Houston and around Texas, I worked in many commercials, feature films, and tv movies in roles from baseball bat toting bar owner to loving aunt to nosy neighbor. At one point in time, I was “the voice of” each of the big retail stores in Houston and around Texas for many years – Foleys, Joske’s, Palais Royal, Sakowitz, etc. I established my own professional ISDN voice over studio in 2002, and I work daily with clients all over the world. Since my three sons are grown, and with the blessing of my husband, I am now bi-coastal – living and working both in Los Angeles and Texas – seeking more national opportunities!

Coming up, I play the awkward Aunt Patty in the new comedy feature film, ANTIQUITIES, airing on Showtime beginning September 1st. Later this holiday season, I will appear on Lifetime In the new original TV movie, The Road Home For Christmas, starring Marla Sokoloff (The Practice), Rob Mayes (Mistresses) and veteran entertainer Marie Osmond. Last holiday season, I appeared in the Lifetime movie, MY CHRISTMAS INN.

Other recent appearances include a card dealer on CBS comedy Young Sheldon and opposite Oscar-winner Mahershala Ali in season three of HBO drama True Detective. Television credits also include roles in TruTV’s Adam Ruins Everything, ABC’s The Middle, and WGN America’s Salem. Film credits include creating a voice for Sony’s Oscar-winning Best Animated Feature film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, along with Nicolas Cage, Hailee Steinfeld, Liev Schreiber, John Mulaney, Mahershala Ali and Lily Tomlin. I have also appeared in several celebrated indie films, including the coming-of-age drama A Country Called Home, the buddy road-trip tale Chasing the Sun and the dramatically touching Heartland.

I am represented in Houston, by Pastorini-Bosby Talent, and in LA by Aqua Talent and manager Caviar Entertainment.

Has it been a smooth road?
Navigating the entertainment industry can definitely be a challenge. My best advice is to study with the best people you can find so that you are confident that you are totally prepared – and keep studying. Don’t let any negative comments get you down – and don’t take them in as your own. Realize that you are enough. You don’t have to look or sound like anyone else. You have value and something to offer that no one else has. If you truly want it, Never Give Up!

We’d love to hear more about your work and what you are currently focused on. What else should we know?
As an actress, my brand is me. I have learned that although I play different characters, they are all a part of or an extension of aspects of my personality – or others I have known. I am proud that I have come to learn who I truly am and I am so grateful for all the wonderful people I have learned from and worked with – especially my family!

Looking back on your childhood, what experiences do you feel played an important role in shaping the person you grew up to be?
Even though we all have doubts from time to time, I think I was brought up to believe in myself. The people around me, especially my family, thought I could do anything.

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ShowBizzBuzz: Melanie Haynes in New Comedy Film “Antiquities” on Showtime

Who is Buzzworthy?

Actress Melanie Haynes steps in for laughs as the awkward Aunt Patty in the comedy film Antiquities heading to Showtime beginning September 1st.

The film also stars Andrew J. West (The Walking Dead), Ashley Green (Twilight), Mary Steenburgen (Last Vegas) and Michaela Watkins (The Back-up Plan).

What’s Antiquities about?

The film is described as: the story of Walt (West), a young man who moves to his father’s hometown after his death in search of learning who his father really was. After arriving, Walt decides to stay with his cumbersome but well-intentioned Aunt Patty (Haynes) and her family, and accepts a job in a local antique mall where his father worked when he was younger. Along his journey, Walt ends up not only learning about his father, but also about himself.

What’s being said about Melanie Haynes as Aunt Patty?

Director/co-creator Daniel Campbell had this to say: “Melanie brought so much charm and vulnerability to Aunt Patty. It was such a critical role in the film and she gave us exactly what we needed Aunt Patty to be. I couldn’t be happier with her performance.”

And, co-creator/actor Graham Gordy (co-creator of Cinemax series Quarry, Rectify) said: “Melanie was tremendous as Aunt Patty. As an actress, she has all the gears, from the saccharine sweetness down to the pained regret of that character. I can’t imagine anyone more perfect for it.”

What’s next for Melanie Haynes?

Melanie will celebrate the holidays on Lifetime in the new original TV movie, The Road Home for Christmas. She plays Marla Sokoloff’s (The Practice) supportive mother, who hopes her daughter makes it home in time for Christmas. And, this won’t be Melanie’s first holiday movie for Lifetime either. She appeared last year in My Christmas Inn.

Where else have you seen Melanie Haynes?

On TV, she was a card dealer on CBS’s Young Sheldon and worked with Oscar-winner Mahershala Ali on HBO’s True Detective. Before that, she appeared in TruTV’s Adam Ruins Everything, ABC’s The Middle, and WGN America’s Salem. She is part of the voice cast for the Oscar-winning Best Animated Feature film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse; and has appeared in a string of indie films, including A Country Called Home, Chasing the Sun and Heartland.

How can you keep up with Melanie Haynes?

Check out her website: www.MelanieHaynes-Actress.com
Find her on Twitter: @Melanie_Haynes1

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Actress MELANIE HAYNES is Awkward Auntie in Quirky Film ‘ANTIQUITIES’ on SHOWTIME Beginning September 1, 2019

Also Heads to LIFETIME for Holiday TV Movie ‘THE ROAD HOME FOR CHRISTMAS’

LOS ANGELES (August 21, 2019) – Actress Melanie Haynes is the awkward Aunt Patty in the new comedy feature film, ANTIQUITIES, airing on SHOWTIME beginning September 1st.

According to director/co-creator Daniel Campbell, Haynes delivers some homespun fun in the quirky film, adding “Melanie brought so much charm and vulnerability to Aunt Patty. It was such a critical role in the film and she gave us exactly what we needed Aunt Patty to be. I couldn’t be happier with her performance.” She appears in the film along with stars Andrew J. West (The Walking Dead), Ashley Green (Twilight), Mary Steenburgen (Last Vegas) and Michaela Watkins (The Back-up Plan).

ANTIQUITIES tells the story of Walt (West), a young man who moves to his father’s hometown after his death in search of learning who his father really was. After arriving, Walt decides to stay with his cumbersome but well-intentioned Aunt Patty (Haynes) and her family, and accepts a job in a local antique mall where his father worked when he was younger. Along his journey, Walt ends up not only learning about his father, but also about himself.

Co-creator/actor Graham Gordy (co-creator of Cinemax series Quarry, Rectify) also shares, “Melanie was tremendous as Aunt Patty. As an actress, she has all the gears, from the saccharine sweetness down to the pained regret of that character. I can’t imagine anyone more perfect for it.”

Later this holiday season, Haynes heads to Lifetime for the new original TV movie, THE ROAD HOME FOR CHRISTMAS, starring Marla Sokoloff (The Practice), Rob Mayes (Mistresses) and veteran entertainer Marie Osmond. The film follows two rival musicians, Lindsay (Sokoloff) and Wes (Mayes), who suddenly find themselves without a gig on Christmas Eve and decide to road trip to their neighboring hometowns together. Haynes joins-in as Lindsay’s supportive mother, whose only wish is that her daughter makes it home in time for Christmas. The project marks the second time Haynes has worked with director Peter Sullivan, after appearing last year in his original Lifetime holiday TV movie My Christmas Inn.

Haynes has been building a solid resume, splitting her time between Los Angeles and her hometown Houston, Texas. Television audiences will recall her recent appearances as a card dealer on CBS comedy Young Sheldon and opposite Oscar-winner Mahershala Ali in season three of HBO drama True Detective. Her television credits also include roles in TruTV’s Adam Ruins Everything, ABC’s The Middle, and WGN America’s Salem.

Her film credits are out of this world, literally. Haynes lent her voice for Sony’s Oscar winning Best Animated Feature film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, along with Nicolas Cage, Hailee Steinfeld, Liev Schreiber, John Mulaney, Mahershala Ali and Lily Tomlin. She has also appeared in several celebrated indie films, including the coming-of-age drama A Country Called Home, the buddy road-trip tale Chasing the Sun and the dramatically touching Heartland.

Haynes earned her Bachelor’s degree and teaching certificate in Theater and English at the University of Houston, and danced for several years with Patsy Swayze’s Houston Jazz Ballet Company. Haynes served on the board of SAG-AFTRA’s Houston Local Branch for 15 years and as the President for two terms. Today, Haynes continues to run her own professional voice over studio which she established back in 2002.

Melanie Haynes is represented by Aqua Talent and Caviar Entertainment; along with Pastorini-Bosby Talent (Houston/Southeast).

For further information on MELANIE HAYNES visit: www.MelanieHaynes-Actress.com

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Melanie Haynes Continues to Land On-Screens Big and Small

There are always actors who you recognize by face, but don’t necessarily know their name. These are the often the hardest working people in the business – and one such woman rising up the ranks is actress Melanie Haynes.

Not sure who she is? Well, Melanie has been working with some of the biggest names in the business.

On the big screen, Melanie joined the Marvel Universe, or at least her voice did, for the Oscar winning Best Animated Feature film, “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.” The Sony release crosses parallel dimensions and teams up with the Spider-Men of those dimensions to stop a threat to all reality. Melanie voiced the Brooklyn Visions Teacher along with A-listers Nicolas Cage, Hailee Steinfeld, Liev Schreiber, John Mulaney, Mahershala Ali, Lily Tomlin. She has been appearing indie films for years, including recently as the awkward Aunt Patty in the comedy “Antiquities,” starring Andrew J. West, Ashley Green, Mary Steenburgen and Michaela Watkins.

On the small screen, Melanie has been popping up everywhere. She is set to appear this week on the CBS hit “Young Sheldon,” dealing up big laughs in the episode titled ‘A Broken Heart and a Crock Monster.’ Earlier this year, she was seen opposite Oscar-winner Mahershala Ali in Season 3 of the critically-acclaimed HBO crime-drama “True Detective.” Her television credits also include roles in Lifetime’s TV movie “My Christmas Inn,” TruTV’s “Adam Ruins Everything,” ABC’s “The Middle,” WGN America’s “Salem,” and numerous others.

While you might not remember her name – yet – it’s clear that Melanie Haynes is definitely an actress you’ve already been watching.

Want to know where Melanie Haynes will appear next?
Visit her website for the latest news: www.MelanieHaynes-Actress.com

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Actress MELANIE HAYNES Emerges the Awkward Auntie in New Comedy Feature “ANTIQUITIES”

World Premiere at DANCES WITH FILMS at TCL Chinese Theatres on June 16, 2018

LOS ANGELES (May 29, 2018) – Actress MELANIE HAYNES emerges as the awkward Aunt Patty in the new quirky indie comedy feature film, ANTIQUITIES, making its World Premiere at Dances with Films at the TCL Chinese Theatres in Hollywood on June 16, 2018.

Haynes delivers homespun fun along with stars Andrew J. West (The Walking Dead), Ashley Green (Twilight), Mary Steenburgen (Last Vegas) and Michaela Watkins (The Back-up Plan). The film was directed by Daniel Campbell from a script he co-wrote along with Graham Gordy (co-creator of Cinemax series Quarry, Rectify), under their Arkansas-based Mortuus Pater Pictures banner.

ANTIQUITIES follows Walt (West), a young man who moves to his father’s hometown after his death in search of learning who his father really was. While there, Walt decides to stay with his awkward Aunt Patty (Haynes) and her family, and accepts a job in a local antique mall where his father worked when he was younger. Along his journey, Walt ends up not only learning about his father, but also about himself.

Haynes was thrilled at the opportunity to dive into this eccentric cast of characters, adding “I loved all of the wonderful characters the writers had created, especially Aunt Patty, the moment I read the script. Being from a small town in Kansas, I could relate to the denial and putting on a happy face to the world that she and her family have. I was even more delighted when I found out what a stellar cast they had assembled to play these great characters!”

Haynes has been building a solid resume in Hollywood and beyond. Most recently, she appeared as a Southern Chef to assist Adam Conover with debunking the latest food myths in TruTV’s popular series, Adam Ruins Everything. Her credits include several celebrated indie films, including her role as the diabetic Mother of Mackenzie Davis in the coming-of-age drama, A Country Called Home; and as a Church-going, pyramid scheming deceitful woman in the dramatically touching film Heartland. Haynes also shined on the festival circuit in the award-winning short film Tender Moments, as the charming but lonely Southern belle Cordella; and as the no-nonsense bar owner Sissy in the indie drama The Last Mark.

Splitting her time between Los Angeles and her hometown Houston, Texas, Haynes has appeared in and voiced numerous television projects, including The Middle, Salem, A Face to Kill For, The Con, Arrest & Trial and The Daily Apple. She earned her Bachelor’s degree and teaching certificate in Theater and English at the University of Houston, and danced for several years with Patsy Swayze’s Houston Jazz Ballet Company. Haynes served on the board of SAG-AFTRA’s Houston Local Branch for 15 years and as the President for two terms. Today, Haynes continues to run her own professional voice over studio which she established back in 2002.

Coming soon, Haynes will appear in Todd Norwood’s buddy road-trip tale, Chasing the Sun, about two cousins who set off on a misadventure to Key West to find their uncle. In addition, Haynes joins the voice-over cast of characters in the highly anticipated animated film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, slated for release in December.

Melanie Haynes is represented by Aqua Talent and Caviar Enertainment.

For further information on MELANIE HAYNES visit: www.MelanieHaynes-Actress.com

For tickets/info to ANTIQUITIES at Dances With Films visit: https://danceswithfilms.com/film-listings-narrative-features/antiquities

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Actress MELANIE HAYNES Gets Cookin’ on TruTV’s “ADAM RUINS EVERYTHING”

Also Currently Streaming in Feature Films “A COUNTRY CALLED HOME” and “HEARTLAND”

LOS ANGELES (July 11, 2017) – Actress MELANIE HAYNES overcooks a couple of myths in an all-new episode of TruTV’s investigative comedy series, ADAM RUINS EVERYTHING, set to air on July 18th. Haynes can also currently be seen streaming on Netflix in the soulful drama A COUNTRY CALLED HOME; and on Amazon/iTunes/GooglePlay in the heart-wrenching drama HEARTLAND.

ADAM RUINS EVERYTHING follows Adam Conover as he uses a not-quite-deadly combination of comedy, history and science to debunk widespread misconceptions about topics and ideas that are routinely taken for granted. Haynes steps in as a Southern Chef to assist Adam in debunking the latest food myths in the episode titled, “Adam Ruins Weight Loss.”

Haynes has been gaining attention for her work in several celebrated indie films. First, the coming-of-age drama, A COUNTRY CALLED HOME, follows Ellie, a young woman (Imogen Poots) dealing with the death of her estranged alcoholic father and the extended family she never knew. Haynes appears as Brenda, the diabetic Mother of Ellie’s best friend Reno (Mackenzie Davis). The film stars Mary McCormack, June Squibb, Shea Whigham and Ryan Bingham and comes from first-time director Anna Axster.

Haynes also appears in the dramatically touching film HEARTLAND, about Lauren, a young Oklahoma artist (Velinda Godfrey), struggling with the recent death of her girlfriend, who finds escape in a reckless affair with her brother’s girlfriend. Haynes joins in the story as Gail, a Church going pyramid scheming cohort of Lauren’s mother (Beth Grant). The film was directed by Maura Anderson from a script by Velinda Godfrey and Todd Waring.

Coming soon, Haynes will emerge as an unforgettable Auntie in two indie comedy features, including ANTIQUITIES, which follows a young man’s search to discover who his dead father was only to stumble onto himself. The film stars Mary Steenburgen, Ashley Greene, Michaela Watkins and Andrew J. West. In addition, Haynes will appear in Todd Norwood’s buddy road-trip tale, CHASING THE SUN, about two cousins who set off on a misadventure to Key West to find their uncle. Haynes also continues to shine on the festival circuit in the award-winning short film TENDER MOMENTS, as the charming but lonely Southern belle Cordella who takes solace in collecting her porcelain figurines.

Splitting her time between Los Angeles and her hometown Houston, Texas, Haynes has built a solid resume both on-camera and as a voice-over actress. Festival fans will remember her as the no-nonsense bar owner Sissy in the indie drama The Last Mark. She has appeared in and voiced numerous television projects, including The Middle, Salem, A Face to Kill For, The Con, Arrest & Trial and The Daily Apple. She earned her Bachelor’s degree and teaching certificate in Theater and English at the University of Houston, and danced for several years with Patsy Swayze’s Houston Jazz Ballet Company. Haynes served on the board of SAG-AFTRA’s Houston Local Branch for 15 years and as the President for two terms. Today, Haynes continues to run her own professional voice over studio which she established back in 2002.

Melanie Haynes is represented by Linda McAlister Talent (LA/Dallas), Caviar Entertainment (LA) and Pastorini-Bosby Talent (Houston).

For further information on MELANIE HAYNES visit: www.MelanieHaynes-Actress.com

Melanie Haynes on-set of ADAM RUINS EVERYTHING

Melanie Haynes on-set of A COUNTRY CALLED HOME

Melanie Haynes (L) on-set of HEARTLAND with Eve Gordon and Beth Grant

Cast in The Middle, Middle Ground, and Tender Moments!

Angry Patient with Patricia Heaton and Jack McBrayer

Once again, I’m playing catch up with my Blog! 2016 saw an increase in my on camera work along with a steady flow of voice over projects! I was thrilled to appear on an episode of ABC’s “The Middle” (Birds of a Feather) in a scene with wonderful Patricia Heaton and Jack McBrayor! What a hoot!

Then I filmed a short titled “Middle Ground” – hmm, sensing a theme? It is a dark comedy, and I’m so anxious to see the final edit – and get my footage, of course! I had a wonderful time shooting in Chapman and Santa Anna, Ca for that. The wonderful cast included Rory O’Connor, Laynie Mitchell, and Blaine Vedros.

This summer, I had a great time shooting another short film in Shreveport, La. which has been submitted for the LA Film Prize – “Tender Moments”. The character I played was such fun. Again, anxiously awaiting footage that I can share from that one, too! Pictured with me here are the lovely and talented Shelley Calene Black and Julitta Pourciau. Brian Watson, Heather Bloom and Joe Grissafi rounded out our all star cast!
I’ve been spending time at home with family over the summer, and will be heading back to LA very soon for episodic season. Looking forward to having more fun with even bigger and better roles to come!

Summer in the “Heartland”

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With Eve Gordon and Beth Grant having a great time in one of our scenes in Heartland!

Laura Spencer ( Big Bang Theory) and I on set

Eve Gordon,Beth Grant, Melanie Haynes, Heartland

Beth Grant and I, Heartland

“Heartland” is a feature film currently in post-production phase. It was filmed in Oklahoma in May 2015. It’s the story of a heartbroken Oklahoma artist, Lauren, who exposes cracks in her family’s complacent suburban routine when she falls for her brother’s girlfriend. This story explores the shifting nature of sexualtiy, the limitations of love , and the definition of family, all driven by denial, and unexplored grief at the loss of a loved one.”

“HEARTLAND stars Laura Spencer (THE BIG BANG THEORY, BONES), Beth Grant (THE MINDY PROJECT, NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN) and Velinda Godfrey (ADONIS, ELEMENT). It is directed by Maura Anderson (Unit Production Manager of WINTER’S BONE) and produced by Anderson, Godfrey, Todd Waring, Jennifer Wood and Chris Freihofer.”

I’m thrilled to have played the part of Gail in this film this summer. Beth Grant, Eve Gordon, and I were the church ladies with the pyramid scheme and had so much fun on set. They are all dear people who made everyone feel welcomed and appreciated.

Hard to believe I’ve been home in Houston since April and we’re now near mid August! It’s been great settling back in with family. In addition to the film, I’ve been keeping busy with voice over from my studio and other studios here in Houston, taping tons of film and tv auditions for projects around the country, and traveling for 2nd callbacks to Austin and another scheduled this weekend near Nasa. Then, it’s on down to Galveston for a few days with family on an impromptu beach getaway. Will celebrate my Mom’s 87th birthday there, too! Attended a beautiful wedding for my niece in Dallas last weekend, and the party just continues. 🙂

I’m excited to be heading back to LA in September for episodic season. Although, there are a couple of film projects still casting here – and if I have to reschedule my travel dates, so be it!

Update as of 5-2-2016

Since this post, the film has premiered in San Jose at the Cinequest Film Festival and won honors as a favorite! It will also be screened at DeadCenter Film Festival in Oklahoma in June!

My First Pilot Season as an LA Actress

I can’t believe I haven’t posted anything since heading back to LA after the holidays, and here I am at home again for Easter with my family and an extended stay. It was a very busy time when I went back in January and different than episodic as far as living arrangements, focus, and activities. I was still staying with my roommates, but things were a bit tighter and more going on with relatives visiting – some for extended periods, and some just briefly. My oldest son and his girlfriend were there just for a day, and we managed to celebrate his birthday with a Tres Leches cake from Porto’s Bakery and a very full day of touring.

During this stay, I also focused more on having new voice over demos made and starting my contacts with the top voice over agencies in LA. I participated in several workshops, including vo workouts, game voices, and a meet the agents night. I was very busy with my own voce over work recording on my travel gear and also booking ISDN sessions in studios for my usual ISDN agents and production companies.

On camera auditions were mostly on video for my Texas agents, but I did have another fun audition for a guest star role on The Mindy Project. I lost out to Laura Dern on that one, so I couldn’t feel too badly about it. 🙂 I had been told that Pilot season was often slower for “new to LA” actors, and that turned out to be my experience as well. Still, I feel as if I’m still moving forward and making strides toward my goals. My manager met with me before I left town, and we’ve made a plan to continue the momentum moving forward. Some additional pictures and targeted CD workshops are on the agenda for mid summer, so that I can hit the ground running for episodic season in the fall. I’m feeling very positive, and I just know so much more about what to expect along with having some great auditions under my belt – with great feedback from lots of casting directors. It’s all going to align and click for me in LA, soon!

In the meantime, I’m loving being back home near my family, working in my professional audio studio on awesome work, and looking forward to more regional auditions and bookings on some of the great series and films shooting here!

Acting & Voice over at Home for the Holidays!

This fall has gotten away from me! November was just a blur. When I got back to LA in October, after being back in Texas to shoot “A Country Called Home”, things started popping. Almost immediately, I got my first LA audition and it was a doozie! – a lead villain in a film with a major star. When I walked into the audition, I was surprised to see only 3 other women, and of the 4 of us, I was the only one I didn’t recognize. 🙂 Although I didn’t book it – and none of the other women there that day did – it was a wonderful first audition experience!

That was followed by several national commercial auditions and two TV guest star auditions. On the first, there was another star auditioning along with me, and on the second, I went to producer! Those not in the business may think that it only counts when you actually book the job. Of course, that is the point, but when you’re new to LA, and booked out for almost a month during your first episodic season to shoot a film out of town, just getting called to be in the room is a major step forward! I am very encouraged and feel that it is just a matter of time. It will happen, soon. I will say, that meeting the casting directors at workshops has been very valuable and affirming.

For now, I am back home in Houston enjoying being with my family celebrating Thanksgiving and preparing for Christmas. I’ve put myself on video for several film and television roles while here, both through my Houston agent and my Manager in LA. As always, I’m keeping busy with voice over work and continuously reading, listening to and participating in audio and video workshops.

I’m excited that I have also met with a top notch demo producer to build a new promo demo and update my commercial demo when I get back to LA in January! After that, I’ll seriously pursue top tier voice over representation in LA as well.

Here’s to a very Merry Christmas with family and friends and a wonderful, healthy, and prosperous New Year for all!

Refined, not tamed.

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Also Heads to LIFETIME for Holiday TV Movie ‘THE ROAD HOME FOR CHRISTMAS’

World Premiere at DANCES WITH FILMS at TCL Chinese Theatres on June 16, 2018

Also Currently Streaming in Feature Films “A COUNTRY CALLED HOME” and “HEARTLAND”