Biografía
During the early 1990s, I worked as a Casting Director at the highest levels of Network TV. My credits include Frasier, Arrested Development, According to Jim, and numerous other shows and pilots on NBC, CBS, ABC, The CW, and Fox. I also served as NBC's Manager of Casting, overseeing many pilots including "The Office." I hold a degree in theatre arts from UCLA. Having always admired actors, I considered this my dream job.
Currently, I am a freelancer, multi-hyphenate, and award-winning content creator, encouraging actors to follow a similar path. I have written and produced several DIY projects such as The British Invasion (about a Korean-American actor pretending to be British to get roles), The Real Man (about a Black actor committed to playing uplifting roles), All or Nothing (two disenfranchised gamblers in their 50s finding unexpected love at the blackjack table), and Hardball (a new play about two ex-athletes from different backgrounds discovering common ground), which was produced in Atlanta, where I now live, in 2019.
I have authored several books available on Amazon, including "How To Book Acting Jobs 3.0," "A True Hollywood Cancer Story," and "Little Lucky Girl: Secrets of Superman," which explores the Holocaust and its aftermath from the perspective of the second generation.
Additionally, I am an award-winning stage director and stage manager, having worked in California, Kansas, Colorado, Minnesota, Texas, Georgia, and New York.
I also produce, curate, and direct a bi-monthly storytelling and variety show at the Red Light Cafe in Atlanta, providing a platform for talented performers to share their stories live. This show is both heartening and inspiring.
