CLAIRE LANAY
- SAG-AFTRA
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Acting Reel (Performance Video) Quicktime
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Action/Fight Reel (Performance Video) Quicktime
stage combat, stunts, fight choreography, martial arts, boxing, weapons (guns, sword, bo staff)
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COMEDIC/Sassy Waitress - "Swing Shift" (Performance Video) Quicktime
It's 5 minutes until closing and this waitress is going to make sure her customers know it.
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COMEDY/Angry Woman - ”Generation Y Me?” (Performance Video) Quicktime
Fed up after too many failed attempts at love, Teresa receives a text that was meant for another woman and rips Bill a new one when he tries to ask her out on another date.
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COMEDIC/Snarky Office Busy Body - "Breakroom Fodder" (Performance Video) Quicktime
Snarky office manager gives newbie the lay of the land during his orientation.
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Voiceover Demo (Audio Tracks) Quicktime
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Represented by: |
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J Pervis Talent Agency (GA) (818) 237-5760 / (404) 345-1031 |
TELEVISION | ||
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Drunk Driving and 17 (TV Movie) |
Day Player |
(Lifetime) Russ Parr |
DMZ |
Recurring, Stunts |
(HBO Max) Ava DuVernay |
Naomi |
Co-Star |
(CW) Amanda Marsalis |
Resident, The |
Recurring Co-Star |
(FOX) Rob Corn, Steve Robin |
Christmas Dilemma (TV Movie) |
Supporting |
(TV One) Essence Atkins |
Council of Dads |
Co-Star |
(NBC) James Strong |
Haves and the Have Nots, The |
Co-Star |
(OWN) Tyler Perry |
Dynasty |
Co-Star |
(CW) Ken Fink |
Sistas |
Recurring Co-Star |
(BET) Tyler Perry |
Dear Santa, I Need a Date (TV Movie) |
Day Player |
(TV One) Terri Vaughn |
Legacies |
Featured |
(CW) Geoff Shotz |
Goliath |
Featured |
(Amazon) Dennie Gordon |
Ben & Kate |
Co-Star |
(FOX) Jake Kasdan |
General Hospital |
Co-Star |
(ABC) Scott McKinsey |
General Hospital: Night Shift |
Co-Star |
(SOAPnet) Peter Brinkerhoff |
FILM | ||
Outlaws (Short) |
Lead |
Ian Talbot |
Reminiscence |
Day Player |
Lisa Joy |
Neon Scorpio (Short) |
Supporting, Stunts |
Jesse Bentley |
Stretch |
Day Player |
Joe Carnahan |
Don't Look Now (Short) |
Lead |
Steve Hosford |
Swing Shift (Short) |
Supporting |
Lorna Montano |
What If My Wife Died... (Short) |
Supporting |
Jeffrey Williams |
Second Chances (Short) |
Lead |
Mark Legaspi |
Sound Street (Short) |
Lead |
Earl Bolden |
Lockout |
Lead |
Ricardo Islas |
Diacritical |
Supporting |
Chris Nichols |
WEB | ||
Callbacks |
Lead |
John Kondrath |
C is for... |
Supporting |
Seth Yaitanes |
COMMERCIALS | ||
Bump |
Featured |
Adam Lisagor |
INDUSTRIALS | ||
Patients First - Insight Imaging |
Principal |
Mothership Creative Prods. |
Hunters & Gatherers - Farmers Insurance |
Principal |
Mothership Creative Prods. |
Friendliness Leads to Convenience - Walgreens |
Principal |
Richter Studios |
Get Fit - HealthNet |
Principal |
Point of Blue Studios |
THEATER | ||
Bang Bang You're Dead |
Lead |
Misa Kawai-Joo |
Death of a Salesman |
Supporting |
Jami Teran |
From one Sister to Another |
Supporting |
Shywanee Manson |
TRAINING | ||
Anthony Meindl's Actor Workshop |
Scene Study |
Sean Riley |
Margie Haber Studios |
Cold Reading |
Eden Bernardy |
Ivana Chubbuck Studios |
Scene Study |
Deryl Carroll |
Scott Sedita Acting Studios |
Comedy |
Gunnar Todd Rohrbacher |
Kalmenson & Kalmenson |
Voiceover |
Lynnanne Zager |
Stunts Supreme |
Martial Arts |
Mark Hicks |
Smashcut Action Design |
Fight Choreography |
Brad Martin |
Action ATL |
Firearms/Tactical |
Dale Liner |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'1" |
Weight: 102 lbs |
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Aerobics, Badminton, Boxing, Combat - Stage, Cycling, Jump Rope, Kickboxing, Martial Arts, Martial Arts - Katana, Running - General, Shooting - Revolver/Automatic, Shooting - Rifle, Swimming - ability - general, Swimming - backstroke, Dance Hip Hop, Firearms, Licensed Driver, Singer, Stunts, Teleprompter, Vocal Range: Alto, Voiceover
“Sacrifices have to be made and sometimes you gotta do some crazy shit in order to get to where you want to be. There’s nothing inherently wrong with playing characters such as the nail salon girl, massage parlor girl, or even the me-love-you-long-time girl. Stereotypes are based on generalities but they are one-dimensional and limiting if not wholly demeaning. I'm delighted to see roles that depict cerebral, articulate, formidable, determined, badass, ethnically diverse women are becoming more commonplace."