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BIO
Amy
Brown has recently returned to live theatre performance after starring
in several independent feature films, short and student films, television,
and industrials. She currently stars in Take-Away Spirit, a
Chinese ghost and vampire feature for New York’s One Shot Productions,
which will have international distribution. Amy’s most well-known
film to date is The Rockville Slayer, a thriller starring Joe
Estevez and scream queen legend Linnea Quigley, also distributed internationally.
In this film, Amy has a supporting role as an escaped mental patient.
In recent years, Amy starred in Dawn of Twilight as an amnesiac
pursued by a hit-man and Mute as a woman tormented by a killer. She
is represented by Linda McAlister Talent (http://www.mcalistertalent.com/headbook/Brown,_Amy.htm).
Amy began acting in school productions and community theatre in Waco,
Texas. Her interest in acting deepened in high school, when she had
leading roles in plays such as The Odd Couple (Female Version)
by Neil Simon and the title role in David Mamet's The Poet and the
Rent. She completed her BFA degree in acting (graduating summa
cum laude) at Texas Christian University. Performance highlights there
included the role of Sister Martha in Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac
and dual leading roles in the gender-bending student production Breakfast
Serial. Another experience was performing in Andy Dick's Circus
of Freaks, a disturbing stage show directed by and starring the
controversial TV star Andy Dick. Amy also forayed into directing with
Djuna Barnes's The Dove. She was a founding member of New Studio
Theatre, a group of students who explored avant-garde, surrealist, and
Dadaist plays and writings, focusing on the theories of Antonin Artaud.
Although her background was in theatre, the majority of Amy’s
professional acting career has been in film. Her roles have included
a goth girl, smart-mouthed artist, leukemia patient, 300-year-old witch,
vampire victim, accidental murderer-cum-zombie victim, cheerleader,
and Natalie Portman fan. She has also lent her voice-over talents to
several nationally-aired anime cartoon shows. Amy studied film acting
with Michele Condrey at REACT in Dallas (where she was named the studio's
top actor for summer 2004).
Amy has greatly enjoyed her return to live performance since the fall
of 2005, when she began performing in a variety of Comedy Killers shows
for Shane-Arts. She is fluent in French and is an amateur pianist and
harpsichordist. Her hobbies include web design (the hub of her websites
is http://amybrown.net), watching
Seinfeld and Star Wars, and caring for her many cats. A vegetarian since
age thirteen, Amy is an adamant supporter of animal rights.
ACTING
RESUME
STAGE
| Murder Most
Ruthless |
Dr. Wrouth |
Shane-Arts/Comedy
Killers: Dir. Tim Shane |
| Death by Chocolate |
Lady Ghiradelli Godiva |
Bass
Performance Hall/Comedy Killers: Dir. Tim Shane |
| Holiday Homicide |
Nicky Dickens |
Shane-Arts/Comedy
Killers: Dir. Tim Shane |
| The Haunting of the
Texas Queen |
Carrie F. Michaels |
Shane-Arts/Comedy
Killers: Dir. Tim Shane |
| Romeo & Juliet &
Isobella & Rosaline... |
Juliet |
Shane-Arts/Comedy
Killers: Dir. Tim Shane |
| Breakfast Serial |
Jeff, Royce |
Underland
Theatre/Dir. Mandy Morris |
| Cyrano de Bergerac |
Sister Martha |
TCU/Dir.
George Brown |
| A Dream Play |
Lina, Alice, Dreamer |
Bryn
Mawr College/Dir. Mark Lord |
FILM
and TELEVISION *denotes feature film
| Take-Away
Spirit* |
Joy Morris
(Lead) |
One
Shot Productions/Dir. Kevin Collins |
| The Rockville Slayer* |
Jessica (Supporting) |
Marc
Seiz Productions/Dir. Marc Seiz |
| Dawn of Twillight |
Dawn (Lead) |
Tarnished
Heart Films/Dir. Cyrus Martin |
| Mute |
Kayla (Lead) |
Never
Settle Films/Dir. Kim Turner |
| Pot Zombies* |
Cheerleader (Featured) |
Fringe
Media Productions/Dir. Justin Powers |
| How To Dig Your Own
Grave |
Alicia (Lead) |
A
Vegatable Thing Production/Dir. Rachel Henderson |
| STUDs, Duds & Pick-Up
Lines* |
Delivery Girl (Featured) |
Mur*Mac
Entertainment/Dir. Scott Murray |
| Prison-A-Go-Go!* |
Inmate (Featured) |
WIP
Studios/Dir. Barak Epstein |
| Caffiene Headache |
Cybil (Supporting) |
Twitching
Monkey Productions/Dir. Eric Rhoades |
| Getting To Know You |
Mouse (Lead) |
Never
Settle Films/Dir. Kim Turner |
| Blood Party |
Amy (Lead) |
Group
101 Films-Dallas/Dir. Donna May |
| New Apartment |
Amy (Supporting) |
Group
101 Films-Dallas/Dir. Donna May |
| You Can Have It! |
Wife (Supporting) |
Twitching
Monkey Productions/Dir. Jaime Livas |
| Just Winnings |
Jane Morgan (Lead) |
Fix
It In Post Productions/Dir. Nick Tucker |
| Fandom* |
Herself (Documentary) |
Golem
Films/Dir. Nick Tucker |
| The Sadness Will Last
Forever* |
Translator (Supporting) |
MuseLess
Mime Productions/Dir. Hutch |
| Kiddy Grade and Yu Yu
Hakusho |
Featured Cast (Voice-Over) |
FUNimation
Productions (National) |
| Dr. Deadly's Theatre
of Horrors |
Beryllia (Series Regular) |
Sagitari
Productions (Dallas) |
| Diva Star |
Aunt Bibi (Recurring
Guest Star) |
KGLE-TV
(Allen) |
EDUCATION
and TRAINING
| Bachelor
of Fine Arts: Theatre Performance (summa cum laude) |
Texas
Christian University (Ft. Worth, TX) |
| Meisner Technique with
Michele Condrey & Nancy Chartier |
REACT,
Dallas, TX |
| Advanced Actors Retreat
with Jo Edna Boldin |
Taos,
NM |
| Professional Actors
Training Program |
TVI
Actors Studio, Los Angeles, CA |
| On-Camera Acting with
Sheila Anderson |
KD
Studio (Dallas, TX) |
| Acting Classes |
Bryn
Mawr College, Philadelphia, PA |
SPECIAL SKILLS
| Piano |
Softball |
Jazz Dance |
French Dialect |
| Fluent in French |
Animal Handling/Cat
Taming |
Stage Combat |
British Dialect |
| Harpsichord |
Double-Jointed Elbows |
American Southern Dialect |
Hick Dialect |
| Organ |
Pilates |
New York Dialect |
European Dialect |
| Web Design |
Computer Skills |
Quick Study |
Driving (Stick/Manual) |
* Core
Ensemble Member, Shane-Arts (Dallas, TX)
* Named R.E.A.C.T.'s Top Actor by Michele Condrey (Summer, 2004)
Current Passport
updated 3/14/06
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