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#GingersTakingOver

4/18/2025

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Sharing some fun new commercial content!

I recently did a commercial for Hard Mountain Dew Code Red, which is exceedingly silly but a whole lot of fun.

Full length version here
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And here's a creative recut highlighting yours truly 😉
I also recently had the pleasure of working with filmmakers (director, writer) Jack Lawrence and (DP) Austin Vinas on a spec commercial for Petco, starring my new feline best friends, Strawberry and Malibu.

For those who aren't familiar, a spec commercial is like a sample or "fake" commercial for a brand for the purposes of showing off a filmmaker's aesthetic, skills, and creative vision. 

​Check it out!
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Midwinter stirrings

2/6/2025

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After a busy summer and existential autumn, it's been a snoozy winter, sprinkled with a few moments of excitement as 2025 unfolds. Here's what I've been up to since my last update!

Theatre
  • Performing in No Exit by Jean Paul Sartre with the Chicago Parks Department this last fall was an absolute dream. The experience of playing Inez with this group of people really exceeded any expectations I had, with wonderful audiences, and a supportive and insanely talented cast. What a gift to honor text as rich as this. 
VO
  • I briefly reunited with Dracula: The Count's Kin director, Eric Pascarelli doing voiceover work for his client Arcutis for an internal announcement video. Always happy to work my fellow CHS alum, with or without the vampires!
Commercial
  • My first national commercial is on the air! Be on the lookout for Single Care commercials, and you may spot me making sure you always check the Single Care price at the pharmacy. You can see my updated Commercial Reel on my homepage which includes a clip from the commercial. 
Print
  • I shot some print work with Justen Funeral Homes last fall, which may start appearing in their print materials, website, and social media sometime in the near future. The team was lovely to work with and I was impressed by the many beautiful and meaningful ways Justen Funeral Homes offers to memorialize loved ones. 
Film
  • Indie horror feature Vic Effects is continuing through post-production and hit the incredible milestone of breaking $7k on our IndieGoGo support campaign!  We're an "in-demand" campaign, so you can still contribute and claim awesome perks such as posters, DVD/Blu-rays, and even producer credits. Kissing Kastles productions is building the Vic Effects universe, and this is just the beginning of a new horror odyssey. I believe so much in what Kissing Kastles is doing, I've signed on as an Associate Producer as well!
  • Dracula: The Count's Kin is getting an LA premiere at the  TCL Chinese Theatres on Hollywood Blvd, as part of the Golden State Film Festival! We're showing on February 18th, Theatre 4 Block NNN (subject to change). Check out the full schedule and to buy tickets. Stop by if you're in LA, or you can always stream the film on Tubi & Prime Video.
  • I picked up a fun quick role on Joseph Galizia's upcoming feature with Pretty Pretty Powerbomb Productions, This is Our City. Check me out as a 'Viral Social Media User' in this crime drama meets mockumentary comedy, featuring talent from Las Vegas, LA, Nashville, and Chicago. I met the writer/director Joey years ago in Chicago when we both got involved in a film project out of Tennessee. While that film never fully came to fruition, we've stayed in contact over the years and found a great opportunity to finally collaborate. Joey is always up to some unhinged hilarious stuff (I will never forget his one-man Nic Cage fringe fest show *chef's kiss*), so I guarantee this will be a fun ride. 
  • I'll be flexing my 'newscaster' voice once more in my next role, but this time on camera! I've been cast as a Newscaster in the upcoming cosmic horror feature from Refinery Films, Riverlight. I first learned about Refinery Films from the DP of Tin Roof, Derek Huey. He worked on Refinery Films much anticipated upcoming short Grinners (starring horror icon Joe Bob Briggs!). When I heard they were auditioning for their next project, I jumped at the chance. Check for me reporting the news about the mysterious happenings in the Mississippi Valley in Riverlight - filming fall of 2025.  

Hoping to have more news soon, in the meantime - stay safe, stay weird, stay creative!
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A Mess of Summer Updates!

7/14/2024

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Happy Summer, team! It's my favorite season and I've been enjoying the hell out of it and I hope you are too. I have a whole bucket of updates for you, so let's dive in.
Promotion
  • If you haven't noticed the updated website banner... I have new headshots! Ya girl got bangs, and she's keeping them ;). Headshot photographer Tyler Core is an absolute JOY to work with - totally gets how to put actors at ease and get those great personality shots. Khaki Pixley did a bang up job with my hair and make-up. In love with the cut & color (by hair genius Robert Gardner), and these new shots. Check a few out below!
  • Back in April I sat down with Travis Bruce of Horror Realm to talk about my recent horror projects, the upcoming Vic Effects. Check out the interview on Youtube, and in my updated "Interviews" tab under Clips on the Homepage.
  • In addition to the new "Interviews" tab mentioned above (where you can also find my interview with Al Lucard), I've updated the home page with additional short films and trailers - check them out!
Film
  • Dracula: The Count's Kin had it's red carpet premiere near my hometown, in Indianapolis! It was a fabulous occasion with the majority of cast and crew present, along with a sold out audience of family, friends, and fans. I was lucky enough to have a large group of loved ones along to see the film up on the big screen at Living Room Theaters Indy. Next up is the festival circuit, and potentially streaming platforms in the fall. 
  • Tin Roof ALSO had it's premiere this summer - at the Skyline Drive-in in Shelbyville, IN. Sadly, I wasn't able to join that premiere in person, but I am so proud of the team of artists and horror lovers that came together to bring this love-letter to 80's slashers to life. Tin Roof is now available to purchase on DVD and Blu-ray! 
  • Vic Effects with Kissing Kastles Productions is well into post-production. Don't forget to check out our teaser trailer and watch the Kissing Kastles Instagram page for all the latest updates, including podcast/youtube interviews with Chris Shern (director/KKP founder), behind the scenes peeks, and more. 
  • The 6 episode Creative Juices the 7th D&D PSA spin-off web-series I directed has completed filming! The official name is (drumroll please....) "Kimothy and the Value of Healing"! We're in the final edit of all episodes, and you can check out the official announcement trailer on youtube and below. 
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Dracula: The Count's Kin - premiere at Living Room Indy Theaters. Photo by Todd Somerville
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Members of the Tin Roof cast and crew at the Skyline Drive In premiere.
Voiceover
  • Earlier this month I added two new commercial clients to my VO roster: Bosch Appliances and CarMax! Both were great to work with. The Bosch ad in particular I got to have a lot of fun doing my version of a Batman voice, so if it goes to air trust that I'll be sharing it far and wide!
  • The new series, Greatest Prison Escapes with Billy Hayes has all episodes now streaming in the UK, coming to US audiences in the future. Limited episodes available on Youtube - you can hear my VO as the newscaster at the top of episode 1! I also can be heard as the newscaster VO in episodes 103, 106, and 108.
Commercial
  • ​Back in March, I shot a regional spot for VIBE Credit Union. This ad campaign will be localized to the Detroit area. I had a great time dancing around on set giving my best renditions of "That's My Vibe!" Below is a great photo of the talent and production team from the shoot - if I can find any official ads from the campaign I'll definitely share!
  • My ABC Plumbing commercials continue to pop up in the Chicago-land area, and I caught a social media ad featuring everyone's favorite red-headed plumber below.
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Talent and production team on the set of the Vibe Credit Union shoot with MIchael Walters Advertising
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ABC social media ad featuring "Amanda the Plumber"!
Theatre
  • I am beyond thrilled to announce I have been cast as in a play this fall! I will be playing Inez in No Exit, by Jean-Paul Sartre. This classic of dramatic literature has been a bucket-list play, and Inez a bucket-list role, since I first encountered the work in high school. It is such a rich, fascinating piece and I cannot wait to sink my teeth into it. This production is under the direction of Eileen Tull, who has been making waves in Chicago with The Fat Theatre project, her solo performance projects, directing and teaching work, and beyond. I met her at a staged reading for Red Theater and knew she was someone to watch. No Exit is part of the Chicago Parks Department programming and tickets are free to the public - seating is limited so it is highly recommended you reserve a seat in advance. Performances are Thurs-Sundays, Sept 5-15th. I will post how to reserve a seat and any official announcements as soon as I can!
Phew - more to share than I realized! Despite how busy things seem, I'm ready to add some new projects to the roster. Auditioning like mad and if you're a filmmaker or casting director with a juicy role in your indie flick (horror or otherwise) - you know where to find me ;) 
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In Like a Lion

3/7/2024

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March coming in like a lion! 🦁
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The Latest: 
Ended Feb with some VO work for the upcoming season of Greatest Prison Escapes, hosted by Midnight Express author Billy  Hayes. You'll hear my voice as the newscaster on episodes 101, 103, 106, and 108.

My local commercial spots with ABC Plumbing, Sewer, Heating, Cooling and Electric are getting regular play in Chicagoland. Currently I only have low-quality clips I recorded from the TV on my phone, but I'm hoping to have cleaner clips to share soon! If you see a female plumber with a red pony-tail; that's me!

Filmed my scenes as Detective Gwen Scott for the vampire feature Dracula: the Counts Kin with Pascarelli Productions at the historic Charles Davis Mansion is Shelbyville, Indiana. It was so fun to reunite with writer and director Eric Pascarelli. I've known Eric since middle school when we performed in school musical production together, "Little Miss Christie". I'd like to think we've both come a long way :)

The short Lost in Love, in which I played a lead, got a bunch of awards from 4theatre film festival, including Best Director, Best Short Comedy, Best Short Romance, Best Original Score, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Supporting Actor. I'm so glad our little rom-com is getting some recognition!

We've been continuing to film the DND PHB PSAs: TNG spinoff web-series (name TBD). We're about halfway through the 6 episodes, and I have learned so much along the way about directing for camera. I think folks will enjoy our nerdy heartfelt miniseries. 

jAnd I just got word I've booked another commercial shooting next week! This one will be local to the Detroit area, and I'll share more when I'm allowed to. 🤫

And don't forget Vic Effects with Kissing Kastles Productions is still roaring ahead - at least 1 more film date for me. Director and KKP founder Chris Shern has been promoting Vic Effects as well as Evil Lurks on the podcast circuit to get the word out. Check out his latest podcast interview here (also available on Spotify and iTunes)

Dracula Behind the Scenes Photos

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Picking up Steam in 2024!

1/29/2024

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Long overdue for an update, and things are getting busy!

​We are nearing the final shoot days of Vic Effects with Kissing Kastles Productions and have released our first teaser, which you can find on my main page and in this post! Excitement is building for this project and I really feel it's going to be something special. 

First table read of my next film, Dracula: The Count's Kin with Pascarelli Productions, went off swimmingly and I'll be heading back to my home state of Indiana for two days of filming in the next couple months. 

Lost In Love, a short rom-com written by Leilani Downer and directed by Jennifer Gillenwater was a finalist in the Chicago International Blow-Up Art House Film Festival, and earned a screening at the fantastic Gene Siskel Film Center in Chicago. I had to miss the festival itself but was delighted the cast and crew got experience our film up on the big screen with the other finalists. 

Tin Roof is continuing through the post-production process. There is no specific timeline for release yet but make sure to subscribe to my newsletter so you don't miss the latest news! 

In late March, I'll be sitting down for an interview with Travis Bruce, host of Horror Realm, a Youtube channel focused on all things horror. Check out his awesome interview with Kissing Kastle's Chris Shern!

I am in full swing directing for camera for the first time! I've had the pleasure of directing for the stage a handful of times, and as an assistant director for select segments of the ongoing web series D&D PHB PSA's: The Next Generation with Creative Juices 7th, but never taken the driver's seat for anything on camera. Co-Founder of Creative Juices 7th, Wes Whitaker has trusted me to direct a 6 episode spin-off series following Kimothy, a Sorceress Healer who has something to say about the way healer's are treated....and her recently resurrected (ex) girlfriend might have something to say about it too. We've filmed 2 episodes already, and I'm excited to see what this team can put together. It helps to have super talented actors with incredible patience for a newbie director! 

Many more irons are in the fire, so keep an eye on this space and my socials for the latest!

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Happy Spooky Season!

10/29/2023

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I hope folks are enjoying spooky season and watching lots of great scary movies! If you need some indies to watch, of course I recommend checking out Tubi (free everywhere!) where you can find my films Evil Lurks  and Homecoming Massacre. I'm excited to add the camp slasher Tin Roof  to the collection once it becomes available to streaming platforms (potentially in 2024, it's wrapping up the score then off to festivals). I'm currently shooting a new project in the horror genre, Vic Effects, written and directed by Chris Shern (co-writer, co-director, key editor, and sound genius of Evil Lurks, and lead singer of the band Invisible Cartoons). Principle photography is currently underway, and I've included some early stills from our initial shoot days below. It's a super twisty reality bending film that follows rising star foley artist Victoria "Vic" Paulette, played by me, as she creates the practical sound effects for the film that legendary foley artist Thomas Raven was working on when he suddenly died. Film and reality begin to twist together as Vic and sound engineer Coop work on the film, hurtling  towards a shocking end. 

Additionally, I recently learned I've been cast in a yet-to-be announced indie described as a "modern Dracula sequel". Once more official project and casting announcements have been made public I'll be sure to share - but what I can say is that I finally get to take a crack at a fun detective role! 

What horror films are on your list this year? I've definitely seen some wild ones, from Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey, to Demons 2. Of course, I watch horror all year long, but there's something really satisfying about watching them when the leaves start changing and folks start really getting into the spooky spirit. Happy haunting!
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Review Roundup (+ Bonus Interview!)

8/5/2023

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Rounding up some recent reviews for Evil Lurks (and one for Homecoming Massacre) as well a recent interview about my career and recent films with horror Youtuber, Al Lucard - aka "The Bat" and host of Tubi Terrors. 

Horror Scope Magazine - Evil Lurks Review
"Amanda Winston delivers a powerful portrayal of Kimberly, effectively conveying her grief, vulnerability, and determination."
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Evil Lurks delivers a chilling and hypnotic horror experience. With its captivating plot, stellar performances, and atmospheric setting, if you have some free time you can find this gem on tubitv.com"

Severed Cinema - Evil Lurks Review
"Amanda Winston, along with Chris (incidentally, he is more musical orientated and provided lots to the incredibly diverse soundtrack), and newcomer, Savannah Mae (as Erica) are all a force of nature, perfectly cast and work hard."
"The last fifteen minutes or so must be seen to be believed. I have never watched anything quite like it. Everything is plotted and nurtured to grow into a deep well, deeper than you first realize."


Special Mark Productions - Evil Lurks Review
"Amanda Winston’s Kimberly is a very sympathetic character. Winston makes you feel her frustration and sadness as she deals with all of the trauma she has experienced."
"​What “Evil Lurks” may lack in budget it makes up for in spirit, creativity and talent. Hawkins and Shern tell a story that covers the subject of grief, loss, foster parenting, and trust."

Evil Lurks - Special Mark Prod. Review

Homecoming Massacre -
​Al Lucard Review

Evil Lurks -
​Al Lucard Review

Interview with Al Lucard
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Interview with (re)Search My Trash for Evil Lurks

6/5/2023

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I recently did an interview about my experience filming Evil Lurks (now out on Tubi and other platforms!) and my work as an actor with Mike Haberfelner of (re)Search My Trash. Check it out!
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Plain text of the interview below:

An Interview with Amanda Winston, Star of Evil Lurks
by Mike Haberfelner
June 2023

Your new movie Evil Lurks - in a few words, what is it about and what can you tell us about your character in it?
Evil Lurks is about a woman named Kimberly who seeks out help from a hypnotherapist as she struggles with her feelings of grief and loss. Unbeknownst to her, the hypnotist is possessed by an evil force that visits the earth every Blood Moon. The story follows her battle that's carried on 15 years later as Kimberly is driven to save the life of the daughter she was never meant to have. It's a bit of a mindbender that will make you question everything you've watched by the end - and I play Kimberly! Kim is a fighter. She's been through some serious shit - multiple miscarriages, sexual assault, the death of her mother at a young age and estrangement from her father. So when she's suddenly battling off this evil entity, she's tough as nails.

What did you draw upon to bring your character to life, and how much Amanda Winston can we actually find in Kimberly?
I like to consider myself a "take no shit" kind of person, so there's a lot of that in Kimberly. I haven't experienced the same traumas as Kimberly, but I draw on the loss I know and how I've seen others close to me deal with similar situations. Like Kim, I am also skeptical of hypnotherapy :) 

How did you get involved with the project in the first place, and what drew you to it?
I was actually a last minute replacement. I think I was on set about 48 hours after my callback audition? The person they cast originally in my role had to back out, and a friend posted the casting search for Kimberly to Facebook. I'm a big fan of horror and suspense films, so it caught my eye. I'm very drawn to characters that aren't typical ingenues, and Kim is definitely not your typical ingenue.

To what extent could you relate to Evil Lurks' approach to horror, and is horror a genre at all dear to you?
Evil Lurks lives more on the arthouse side of horror, thanks in large part to Chris Shern's vision, score, and guidance of the edit. I think it's what makes the movie memorable. It's not a big jump scare movie, definitely more psychological/suspense. I love horror films! I feel like I'm constantly playing catch up trying to consume all the awesome content out there, but it's a fun arena to play in for sure.

What can you tell us about Evil Lurks' director Aaron Hawkins, and what was your collaboration like?
Collaborating with Aaron was pretty laid back - we had a lot of freedom as actors to build the characters how we wanted.

A few words about the shoot as such, and the on-set atmosphere?
It was definitely an all hands collaborative experience. With low-budget indie films, we're in it because we love it and helping out where we can. So you know at one point when we needed an extra set of hands I held the boom mic for a scene I wasn't in, for example. We took our time filming on weekends to fit people's schedules, and everyone was very cool to work with - very little on-set tension or anything like that.

Any future projects you'd like to share?
I'll be in a classic camp slasher (but with adults!) called Tin Roof that we're hoping will be out by the end of this year! We're doing a handful of reshoots this summer. I play Kat, part of a group of friends trying to save their favorite summer camp on the rocks, and it's a bloody good time. Rob Mello (of Happy Death Day fame) is the writer, with Rebecca Rinehart (The Embalmers, Frightvision, Sister Krampus) directing.

What got you into acting in the first place, and did you receive any formal training on the subject?
I've been into acting for as long as I can remember - seriously since pre-school when we put on a circus play and they made me the "ringmaster". I found out later they did that because I was a bossy kid, but it set off the performer in me and I've been doing it ever since. Growing up I did mostly school plays and drama camps, and then got my BA in Theatre from Butler University. Since college I moved to Chicago and have been working in theatre, film, VO, and various other acting and collaborative and creative efforts since. I've taken some classes at some local Chicago studios as well including Black Box Acting, Vagabond School, and The Forge.

What can you tell us about your filmwork prior to Evil Lurks?
Prior to Evil Lurks I mostly did some super low-budget indies in Indiana (where I lived up until 2011). Evil Lurks actually kicked off a more serious interest in me to pursue on-camera acting and I've been lucky enough to do a handful of short films and indie features since. Prior to that I was much more focused on stagework. A film I did back around 2007 Homecoming Massacre came out finally in 2020 and is now on Tubi and other platforms - I won't say it's my best work but the murder clown is pretty badass.

Besides movies you've also done quite a bit of stage work - so how does acting for the camera compare to performing in front of a live audience, and which do you prefer, even?
It's both exactly the same and super different at the same time. What's the same is drawing from a place of truth - the camera and the audience know when you're "acting" and not really invested in what you're doing or saying. Character development and understanding the story are essential regardless of the medium. What changes is the technique. There are certain camera skills you have to be aware of with knowing your frame, and if you're in a close-up or a wide shot, to better tailor the "size" of your performance to the medium. It changes in theatre too - if you're doing a black box show where the audience of 50 is 2 feet away from you, it's a different kind of show than if you're in a proscenium theatre for hundreds of people and you need to project to the back of the balcony. What I prefer tends to go back and forth honestly. I love the subtlety I can bring to film, but there is something intoxicating and exhilarating about performing for a live audience.

How would you describe yourself as an actress, and some of your techniques to bring your characters to life?
I'm a collaborative actor. Meaning, I like to discuss and discover motive, story, and character and get really curious about the process with the creative team when I can. I pull a bit from a variety of techniques across Meisner, Viewpoints, Linklater, and others, but I don't subscribe to just "one" way of acting - I think it's too limiting. I find I do characters the most justice when I really spend a lot of time reading and re-reading the script, and filling in all the "blanks" of the character that aren't on the page - fill in their story to make them more real to me.

Actresses (and indeed actors) who inspire you?
I'll rattle off a few favorites: Florence Pugh, Greta Gerwig, Kate Winslet, Philip Seymour Hoffman (RIP), Pedro Pascal. I do love Nic Cage at his most Nic Cage-y and I just want to be besties with Keanu Reeves.

Your favourite movies?
This is such a hard question, I enjoy a lot of genres. Picking a handful off the top of my head; Midsommar, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Violent Night, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Princess Bride. I'm a sucker for the original Halloween-, Friday the 13th-, and Nightmare on Elm Street-franchises.

... and of course, films you really deplore?
Okay unpopular opinion... I hated Bridesmaids. Beyond that, I'm really not a fan of westerns in general. Never watched a single The Fast & the Furious movie, but... I think I'd hate it (and I do like action!).

Your website, social media, whatever else?
www.amandawinston.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmandaWinstonArtist
Instagram: @the_amandawinston
IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4500435/

Anything else you're dying to mention and I have merely forgotten to ask?
My husband (Jonah D. Winston) is in the film! Playing my husband in some flashback scenes! That was pretty awesome. Also our dog Dr. Watson makes an appearance, and honestly, he was perfect.

Thanks for the interview!
© by Mike Haberfelner

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Springing into Creativity, Collabs, and Adventure

5/1/2023

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We're kicking off spring in Amanda-land with an updated commercial reel, featuring a lovely healthcare spot with BCBS. And not long after sharing that reel with my agents, lo and behold I booked a local commercial shoot earlier in April! Rarely do we get feedback outside of the occasional theatre or film/tv review, but I'll take this as solid feedback that the new reel is a winner! 

Meanwhile, I'm also dropping my updated comedy reel with a bit from my work with the folks at Creative Juices 7th and their D&D PSA series. My character, Sunlight the Dryad, came back for a second Q&A episode that was possibly goofier than the first. And I'm continuing to help assistant direct segments as the web series grows. 

Check them both out below!
Recently I participated in the revived play reading series with Red Theater here in Chicago, with a fantastic new work by Chase Wheaton-Werle, The Curious Circumstances of Louis Le Prince. They're doing some great things over at Red with new play development and I hope to work with them and see more of their productions in the very near future! New play readings are always exciting to me; the thrill of a new play still being born, and having some kernel of impact on it is exhilarating. 

In other adventures, this summer I'll be back on the road for a few days in Lowell, MA for the Congress of Future Medical Leaders coordinating the backstage movement, and then joining their Future Docs Abroad program as a chaperone to Vietnam for two weeks! I learn so much from these events and love getting the opportunity to encourage these bright young minds in their careers and expand my own horizons in the process.

More potential projects and ideas are cooking and formulating, and when something solid bubbles to the surface, I'll be sure to announce it here. :) 

Happy Spring and excited for sunshine and creativity!
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Jan/Feb News! Bookings & Streaming

1/18/2023

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Things always seem to like to pop off at the start of the year!

Excited to share I have booked the role of Georgie (Understudy) for Griffin Theatre Company's production of Heisenberg by Simon Stephens! This production is being directed by Nate Cohen, and will perform at the Raven Theatre in Chicago. This two person play swirls around two strangers who seemingly can't seem to get out of each other's orbit, as they navigate loneliness, relationships, and the many masks we wear and ways we try to connect and get what we want. What happens when a whirlwind meets a monument, that seem inexplicably drawn to each other despite themselves? The show runs Feb 23 - March 26th, tickets available now! I currently don't have any scheduled performances, but will post an announcement across my social media should I get called to go on. 

I head a great deal of fun recently spending a wild day acting in Avalanche Theatre's 24 Hour Play Festival. We had a sold out and raucous crowd, 5 totally new play premieres, and based on my unhinged expressions in the photos I'll include below.... it was a real good time. I appeared in The Legend of the Golden Egg: Part II​ , written by Owen Hickle-Edwards and directed by Martina Logan, co-starring Brooke-Erin Smith and Ryan Cody. Avalanche is doing some exciting new play development this season, which I definitely recommend checking out!

I am also looking forward to working with a repeat client for a new industrial video this month, and have appeared in and been assistant directing segments for the web-series from Creative Juices 7th: D&D PHB PSA's: TNG ..... translated - "Dungeons and Dragons, Players Handbook Public Service Announcements: The Next Generation". I appear in episode 3, and have assistant directed segments so far in episodes 3 & 5 - with more to come! 
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In "streaming" news, you can now watch two independent horror films that I star in on various streaming platforms! 
  • Homecoming Massacre, which though it premiered in 2020, experienced a long post-production process- so the footage you see was all shot around 2008! So you may notice I look a bit younger in that one ;) I play Kathryn Clark in a supporting role. We received a nice run on the horror indie circuit, gaining several selections and a few wins for the film. 
    • Synopsis: On Jonathan's 7th birthday he became friends with a clown. The clown lives in his head. It's been ten years since Jonathan was locked away and hasn't gotten to play with his friend. Tonight Jonathan is coming home. Warning, R-rated! 
  • Evil Lurks, shot in 2019, premiered this year and is starting to generate some excited responses from audiences! I play the lead, Kimberly - and my real life husband Jonah got to play my movie husband in this one also!
    • Synopsis: A troubled woman seeks help from an unscrupulous hypnotist and triggers a series of events that force all to question their reality and what's really lurking in the shadows. Warning, R-rated! 

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