ACTOR BIOS |
  |
 |
 |
|
|
Jennifer Elise Gould |
HEIGHT:
WEIGHT:
EYES:
HAIR:
|
5ft 1in
98lbs
Hazel
Auburn
|
SAG / AFTRA / Equity Eligible |
|
|
|
|
FILM |
| |
| IDLEHEIST |
Lead |
JERSEYBOY PRODUCTIONS |
| XP |
Lead |
Director David Barba |
| Bachelorette |
Lead |
Director Danny Flores |
| The Book |
Supporting Role |
Director Andrew Gaspar |
| Western Sky |
Lead |
Director Clifford Aduddell |
| One Eyed Faces |
Supporting Role |
Director Joseph Lacroix |
| Perdita Durango |
Featured |
Occidental Media, Inc. |
| Making of a Murder |
Lead |
Columbia College Student Film |
| Remote Control |
Lead |
Columbia College Student Film |
| |
TELEVISION / INDUSTRIALS |
| |
| Crime Story (pilot) |
Featured |
Michael Mann Productions |
| Howard Beach Story |
Featured |
CBS MOW |
| Night of Courage |
Featured |
ABC MOW |
| Pay Check Plus |
Lead |
Mc Donald’s |
| Max’s Story |
Lead |
SVE Productions |
| Matter of Choice |
Supporting Role |
Simon Foundation |
| |
THEATER |
| |
| Night Must Fall |
Olivia |
Arizona Desert Players |
| Mid Summer Night’s Dream |
Puck |
AZ Quick Silver |
| The 5&10 Jimmy Dean |
Young Mona |
Seattle Driftwood Players |
| The Arkansas Bear |
Tina |
Evanston Playhouse Theatre |
| Motherless Child |
Susie |
Chicago Theatre |
| Homeland |
Tina |
Chicago Civic Opera |
| The Tempest |
Miranda |
Chicago Theatre |
| Our
Town |
Rebecca |
Academy of Perfoming Arts |
| The Innocents |
Beth |
Chicago Theatre |
| Coyote
Ugly |
Scarlet |
Chicago Theatre |
| |
COMMERCIALS |
| |
| Coke a Cola, McDonalds, Circuit City, Breck Dodge. |
| |
TRAINING |
| |
| On Camera Training |
Kathy Smith Casting, LA |
| Scene Study |
Brett Dunham /Bobbie Shaw Chance, LA |
| Improve/Scene Study |
Piven, LA |
| Commercial |
Susan Connors, LA |
| The Actors Center |
Chicago |
| Improvisation |
Second City, Chicago |
| Commercial Training |
Janet Lauer, Chicago |
| |
| Attended the Academy of Performing Arts, Chicago. Won Best Supporting Actress for "Come Back to the Five and Dime Jimmy Dean." |
| |
ACCENTS / DIALECTS |
| |
| British, Irish, Midwestern, New Jersey, Southern, Russian, French. |
|
|
