CARMEN LAMAR GONZALEZ
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Vulnerable, Demure Woman On A First Date (1:27) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Vulnerable, Demure Woman On A First Date In A Hospital Room. Both Looking For A Second Chance At Love. (opp. Timothy D. Stickney)
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Tough As Nails Professional (1:18) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Powerful, Tough As Nails Professional Woman Getting The Job Done No Matter What It Takes (opp James Furino) examples: Corporate, Lawyer, Judge, Police, Detectives, Military
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Compassionate, Direct Therapist (1:12) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Professional, Compassionate, Direct but Firm Therapist Facing A Patient About The Abuse In Her Life (opp. Quinn Cassavale)
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Skilled, Compassionate FBI Agent - FBI (0:55) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Professional, Compassionate, Cool Under Pressure Bomb Tech, Recurring Role as Carla Flores, on the Dick Wolf FBI Series. Dir. Alex Chapple (opp. John Boyd)
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Dedicated, Intrepid Bomb Tech - FBI (0:18) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Intrepid Bomb Tech, Recurring Role as Carla Flores, on the Dick Wolf FBI Series. Pilot Episode Directed by Neils Arden Oplev. (opp. Zeeko Zaki & Missy Peregrym)
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Friendly, Amendable Sales Rep - POWER (0:30) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Accommodating Sales Person Presents Special Ring on Power, S6E8 (opp. Joseph Sikora)
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Confident, Approachable Host - BROCK PETERS (1:48) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Confident, Approachable, Fun Female Host on WebSeries Program "Second to None." This episode features Brock Peters.
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Tipsy Woman - THE MYSTERIES OF LAURA (0:18) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Tipsy Woman Looking For A Good Time at a Male Strip Club (opp. Laz Alonso)
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Grateful Woman - SINGING: My House (0:30) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Grateful Woman Singing that "My House" is Just Enough from Matilda (soprano)
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Worried Mom - SINGING: If I Never Got to Tell You (1:52) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Worried Mom Sings to Her Son-in-Law from the Gloria Estefan Musical, "On Your Feet" (Mezzo)
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Saucy Woman - SINGING: Don Juan (0:43) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Saucy Woman Has Had Enough So She Sings "Don Juan" by Leiber & Stoller
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Jazzy, Smooth as Silk Rendition of Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewlidered (Audio Tracks) Quicktime
Jazzy, Smooth Singing of Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered, Audio.
Résumé Print Résumé
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Carson-Kolker Organization, Ltd. (NY) 212-221-1517 Theatrical (Film / TV), Theatre KPA Ethnic Talent Management (NY) (212) 243-5192 Theatrical (Film / TV), Commercial, Theatre, Voiceover, Hosting / Public Appearances |
Social Media | ||
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www.carmenlamar.com |
IMDB |
YouTube Channel |
Television | ||
F.B.I. |
Recurring - Carla Flores, Bomb Tech |
CBS-TV Dick Wolf Production |
Partner Track |
Co-Star |
Netflix, Dir. Adam Brooks |
Power |
Co-Star |
Starz, Dir. Ben Wenrich |
The Mysteries of Laura |
Co-Star |
NBC-TV, Dir. Michael Schultz |
One Life to Live |
Numerous |
ABC-TV |
Postcards from Hollywood |
Host |
The Biography Channel |
Film | ||
Camp Joy |
Nicole |
Dir. Daylight Supreme |
The Middle of Ever After, short film |
Lead |
Dir. Kippy Edge, CC7DayFilms |
Contact, short film |
Supporting |
Dir. Oday Rasheed |
Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You |
Featured |
Dir. Robert Faenza |
Documentary Film | ||
Second to None (award-winning) |
Host |
YouTube Channel |
20 Minutes of Action |
Emily Doe |
Dir. Charles Nuckolls |
Professional Theatre | ||
Aztec Pirates, and the Insignificance of Life on Mars |
Delia |
Dir. Sofia Ubilla, The Chain |
The Time of the Cuckoo |
Fioria |
Dir. Pamela Moller Kareman |
The House of Blue Leaves |
Corrinna |
Dir. Pamela Moller Kareman |
Camelot |
Guenevere |
Jekyll Island Musical Theatre |
Glockcoma! |
Alexandra |
Dir. Brian Catton at MITF, NYC |
Maids of Honor |
Monica |
Prod. Lisa Vioni, ATA, NYC |
The Baby Dance |
Rachel |
Dir. Mayana Landowne |
Cabaret | ||
You're Gonna Hear from Me |
Music Director: Steven Silverstein |
The Laurie Beechman |
Francis Meets Francis |
Connie Francis, Music Dir: John Oddo |
Leonard Nimoy/Thalia Theatre |
Rendezvous: The Music of Brel, Pia, and Aznavour |
Director: Terry Moyer |
The Metropolitan Room |
The Kid in Me |
Music Director: Tex Arnold |
The Green Room |
Industrials & Commercials | ||
No conflicts |
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Training | ||
Acting/Scene Study |
Anthony Abeson |
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Acting Meisner Technique |
Fred Kareman |
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Voice Over |
Wendy Dillon, Jake Daehler |
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Vocal Coaching |
Justin D. Reamy, Steven Silverstein |
Jeff Williams |
Voice Technique |
Joyce Hall |
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Dance |
Luigi Jazz Center |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'7" |
Weight: |
Eyes: Brown |
Hair Color: Brown |
Hair Length: Shoulder Length |
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Canoeing, Hiking, Kayaking, Cycling, Jump Rope, Running - Sprint, Snorkeling, Snow Skiing - General, Swimming - ability - general, Swimming - breast stroke, Swimming - freestyle, Yoga, Ear Prompter, Piano, Singer, Teleprompter, Vocal Range: Mezzo Soprano, Vocal Range: Soprano, Vocal Style: Legit, American - Texan Accent, Spanish Accent
Hello, I'm Carmen and having lived in the city for well over 20 years I can proudly say, "I'm a New Yorker!" My son was born here so he's lucky. My dad, a naturalized citizen from Mexico, and my mom (Texican) felt pressure to speak only English in the home, so I'm currently a Spanish Heritage Learner so I can try to connect with my roots. It's slow going! One of my favorite mantras comes from Jill Charles, the former AD of Dorset Theatre Festival, "Go, do what you do, love it, share it." Indeed!