Jane Doe Actress from California
SAG-AFTRA
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Portfolio
Skills
- Ballet
- Boating
- Cello
- Gymnastics
- Horseback Riding
- Improv
- Karate
- Kick Boxing
- Motorcycle
- Hello World
- new skill
- Snackbar Test 2
- Snackbar Test 3
- Snackbar Test 4
- Snackbar Test 5
- Snackbar Test Skill
- test
- English
- French
Resume
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Salt and AshRue, Web for Actors2026
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Green LightIsabell, Web for Actors2026
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Cold HarborGirlfriend2026
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AfterglassDroid #42024
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Split The RentSarah2022 - 2024
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The AshcombeElizabeth2023
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The Long AscentSherri, Web for Actors2021
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Skin DeepRosemary, Web for Actors2020
Training
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Acting On Camera TechniquePhoenix Film Institute
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Acting ClassesThe Heller Approach, Studio City, CA
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Intro to ImprovAdlerImprov, Los Angeles, CA
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New York UniversityMaster of Arts, Acting2012 - 2014
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University of CaliforniaMaster of Arts, Theater2008 - 2012
Press
IndieWire Festival Pick
Deadline Casting News
Variety Review
Medium Article
Hollywood Reporter Article
Resumes
Awards
Reviews
A performance of real control. The quiet moments carry as much weight as the loud ones, and the restraint never reads as distance. By the second act you have stopped watching an actor work and started watching a person decide.Marion Reyes, The Bay Review
She holds a scene without pushing at it. The camera stays on her longer than the edit needs, and every time it does the moment gets better rather than thinner. That is a rare thing to be able to count on.Dana Whitfield, Northlight Theatre
Cast her and then get out of her way. She does more with a pause than most do with a monologue.Marguerite Bell, Stage and Screen Weekly
The kind of performance you only notice is a performance on the second watch.Andrew Sokolov, The Reel Review
