Clips from I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, Rainbow Door, and Mister Creep

A ghost haunting a room in a nursing home gives the current resident some advice.

ncluding Lifetime Movie Network Secrets Under the Floorboards, Tribeca Winner Man Finds Tape, An American in Texas opposte Barry Corbin, Jingle Bell Ranch, Rainbow Door, Mister Creep

Man Finds Tape premiered at Tribeca. Abigail and Fernette are twins living in a small southern town where they grew up and descrbe their experience on one very weird day.

Clip is from a spot made for Dallas Cowboys sponsor Blockchain and co-starring Judy McMillan and Dak Prescott.

From films Dave and Rats

Strong determined Holocaust survivor with German accent. Premiered on Lifetme Movie Channel.

Judy McMillan was nominated for Best Actress in this performance in which a sick elderly woman tearfully denies an accusation.

Madeline breaks down with grief upon learning of the death of her grandson. She is more composed but still grief-stricken as she tells her story a bit later. (Scenes playing opposite Barry Corbin).

Ronda is curious about Dave's problem but as she reads a pamphlet the doctor gave her she becomes distressed and seriously irritated.

Mary tearfully and affectionately describes her relationship with Mister Creep and tries to charm her visitors into revealing why they're interested.

Grandma in Jinglebell Ranch didn't ask for help when she needed it and explains the situation to her granddaughter.

In Rainbow Door, this Storage Unit Woman is quirky, in charge, understanding, genuine, and well...creepy.

Ronda is flirtatious with the doctor and annoyed at Dave for interrupting.

Hysterical Mom with dementia accuses her daughter of trying to kill her with flashbacks of a time she's young, strong, loving, and healthy.

Grandma spies, is horrified to see granddaughter allowing boy to touch her inappropriately, and resolves to get a doctor to fix her.

Mrs. Jacobs is distraught when her husband is accused of child abuse and defends him in The Visit.

Menacing, threatening, and protective southern woman with a gun and a past stands up for a friend in No More Running.

Grandma is distraught and tries to convince her granddaughter to use magic to save her baby. Hispanic accent.

She's upset and agitated as she searches for her lost ring.

Loving, romantic, and happy to see the grandchildren in Until We Could.

Barbara is highly knowledgeable and wants to be helpful but is a bit confused.

From Until We Could, a short film/PSA that screened at Cannes. I play half of this couple and this is my voice in the VO reading the last stanza of Richard Blanco's poem.

Includes clips from Kelsey Care Advantage, Liquid Death/Postmates, HEB Carnesazo, and Jimmy John's spots.

Harriet has Alzheimers. She is confused and feeling mean. From The Interval, a short film.

In a Best Actress winning peformance, this grandma is sick, angry, and mean.

Clips from An American in Texas, Dave, The Message, The Visit, Mal Ojo, and No More Running

Empathic, caring, and professional.

Tearful with gratitude. The ring she's been looking for has been found.

Rita is supportive and professional. (Nominated for Best Actress)

Debbie is distraught and confused.

Grandmother encourages her grandson.

Barbara is elegant, cool, calm, collected, and devious.

Sara is grief stricken and lonely.

Feature Film in distribution. Lexi, the computer, has a conversation.

Television commercial VO.

VO reel. Commercial copy.

VO reel. Narration and character voices.