Actor | Singer | Positive Thinker
Casting director Sunday Boling and actor/producer/writer Geoffrey Kennedy ruled my Wednesday nights for the month of March, and I had a blast and learned a ton! Thanks for your wonderful selves.
The last class we had was on Zoom, but that didn’t stop us from doing some great work and taking this awesome screenshot.
I put together a small team and we all collaborated to create this microshort! (An extremely short short!) I’ve sliced it down to put it in my reel, but here’s the full scene:
I’m biased, but I think this is the best my reel’s ever looked.
In this demo reel, I play Ari, a compassionate high school senior who’s trying to act like everything’s fine 4 months after both her parents passed away; Alice, a sweet but misguided young woman who gets stopped by a cop; and Sophie, the cynical “other woman” that gets caught in a conversation about “the woman.”
Big ol’ thanks to my crew of film students (that happen to also be my besties!?) for being the best around and grinding out this NEW reel clip in record time! Full scene of this newest reel clip to be released into the wild shortly.
Another booking! Life is good. THIS project is called Out of the Office, written/directed by Bailey Baptista and produced by Madeline Benhamou with Azusa Pacific University. We’ve finished filming! I can’t wait to see the finished product. So excited!
In this gem, I play Annie; a woman who chooses to see the good in people despite how bad they can be. Forgiveness is a strength of hers.
Once I get some media, I’ll be sure to post it!
I booked a thing! THIS thing is called We’re Not in Kansas Anymore, written by Josh Isaacson with Todd Bridges on the production team. We slammed through the entire script in one half day! That’s what I call efficiency!
I play Jenny; a stubborn girl coping with the recent loss of her father, and trying to get her life together.
Fun stuff is happening with this piece, so stay tuned!
How cool is this!? Just claimed my IMDB page and WOW am I happy about it! Check it out here!
These new headshots make it clear that I play the girl with a secret. Taken by Troy Blendell.
To see the rest of my photos, click here!
I’ve just edited my newest TV/Film reel together, fixed some audio, and color-corrected certain scenes! Check it out!
A Quiet Day in Los Angeles is the senior thesis film of Christopher Khashan at Woodbury University. I had the immense pleasure of being lead actress, emergency casting director, prop master, and art department for this project and am thoroughly proud of it! Thanks for watching!
