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Laudo Liebenberg Film/Tv/Theatre/Commercials LAUDO LIEBENBERG FILM/TV/THEATRE/COMMERCIALS HEIGHT: 1.89M LANGUAGE(S): ENGLISH, AFRIKAANS HAIR: LIGHT BROWN ACCENTS: STANDARD AMERICAN, BRITISH RP EYES: BROWN FILM TITLE ROLE DIRECTOR/PRODUCTION COMPANY 2 GRADE VAN MOORD SEAN DIR. GERRIT SCHOONHOVEN ANDER MENS LOUW DIR. QUENTIN KROG DIE VERSOENING VAN DANIEL DU RAND BRITISH SOLDIER DIR. FERDINAND VAN ZYL KANARIE HUMAN DIR. CHRISTIAAN OLWAGEN TELEVISION TITLE ROLE DIRECTOR/PRODUCTION COMPANY BLACK SAILS S 2,3,4 DOOLEY STARZ (USA) OUTLANDER 3 CAMEO STARZ (USA) WARRIOR CAMEO HBO (USA) DIE BYL 2 ADRIAAN SHOWMAX / KYKNET / MARCHE MEDIA WATERFRONT CAMEO SHOWMAX DIE BOLAND MOORDE SUPPORTING ROLE KYKNET AMERICAN MONSTER S3 E5 GILBERT DIR. NEIL RAWLES, TRILOGY STELLA TALENT | ACTORS AGENCY | ORMEAU COTTAGE, 146 KLOOF STREET, TAMBOERSKLOOF, CAPE TOWN, 8001 | SUZANNE BOJE | [email protected] | 082 825 5722 | WWW.STELLATALENT.CO.ZA | WWW.FACEBOOK/STELLATALENTAGENCY PAGE 1 THEATRE TITLE ROLE DIRECTOR/PRODUCTION COMPANY HAMER VAN DIE HEKSE SUPPORTING ROLE DIR. NEIL RADEMAN ROMEO & JULIA ROMEO DIR. MARTHINUS BASSON KRUISPAD: DIE LEGENDE VAN DIE GOUE VIS SUPPORTING LEAD DIR. MARTHINUS BASSON BROERS ALEXANDER TSJECHOF DIR. MARTHINUS BASSON KATVOET BOELA DIR. NICO SCHEEPERS VOICE TITLE ROLE DIRECTOR/PRODUCTION COMPANY VARIOUS VO: STRAIGHT / CHARACTER / ANNOUNCER / HARD SELL / MEDIUM SELL / SOFT SELL MUSIC TITLE/DESCRIPTION AKING (ROCK BAND): FOUNDING MEMBER, LEAD GUITARIST, LEAD SINGER DISCOGRAPHY: DUTCH COURAGE, AGAINST ALL ODDS, IN THE TWILIGHT, THE RED BLOODED YEARS, MORNING AFTER (SAMA AWARD FOR BEST ROCK ALBUM 2015). FEATURED/CO-WROTE WITH ARTISTS: DIE HEUWELS FANTASTIES, VAN COKE KARTEL, FRANCOIS VAN COKE, SHORTSTRAW, REASON, JACK PAROW, HELLO BEAUTIFUL, BLOOD BROTHERS, AFRIVISIE (KYKNET), REPUBLIEKVANZOIDAFRIKA, FRIENDS OF JOHNNY CLEGG TRIBUTE (THE CROSSING). TRAINING YEAR DESCRIPTION BA DRAMA – UNIVERSITY OF STELLENBOSCH JAZZ WORKSHOP (GUITAR) STELLA TALENT | ACTORS AGENCY | ORMEAU COTTAGE, 146 KLOOF STREET, TAMBOERSKLOOF, CAPE TOWN, 8001 | SUZANNE BOJE | [email protected] | 082 825 5722 | WWW.STELLATALENT.CO.ZA | WWW.FACEBOOK/STELLATALENTAGENCY PAGE 2 .
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