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LJM SBV Res Selected Credits 2020-08 LARA JILL MILLER sbv talent 5900 Wilshire Blvd Suite 700 LA CA 90036 (323) 938-6000 http://www.sbvtalent.com/talent/lara-jill-miller TELEVISION & FILM (*select credits*) GIMME A BREAK! Series Regular (Samantha) NBC (6 seasons) THE AMANDA SHOW Recurring (Kathy) Nickelodeon (2 seasons) ALL THAT Recurring (Nurse) Nickelodeon iCARLY Guest Star (Mrs. Kravitz) Nickelodeon ZOEY 101 Featured Nickelodeon GENERAL HOSPITAL Cameo (Kate) ABC CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE SOUL Guest Star PAX TV SQUARE ONE Guest Star PBS NAGS Guest Star PBS TOUCH AND GO Principal Tri-Star ANIMATION (TV & FILM) (*select credits*) THE LOUD HOUSE Lisa Loud, Liam Nickelodeon DOC McSTUFFINS Lambie Disney Jr. SCIGIRLS Izzie PBS CURIOUS GEORGE Allie Universal IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE Cat Amazon OK K.O.! LET’S BE HEROES Fink Cartoon Network DC SUPER HERO GIRLS Casey Krinsky Warner Brothers BEASTARS Haru Netflix VAMPIRINA Matilda Disney Jr. HENRY HUGGLEMONSTER Henry Hugglemonster Disney Jr. CLIFFORD’S PUPPY DAYS Clifford the Puppy PBS THE LIFE & TIMES OF JUNIPER LEE Juniper Lee Cartoon Network WOW WOW WUBBZY Widget Nick Jr. BUNNICULA Li’l Capone Cartoon Network HIGGLYTOWN HEROES Pookie, Wiki, Tini Disney Channel HI HI PUFFY AMI YUMI Julie Cartoon Network ALL GROWN UP Olivia Nickelodeon ZATCH BELL Koko Cartoon Network DIGIMON: DIGITAL MONSTERS Kari FOX INTERACTIVE / GAMES / TOYS / RADIO (*select credits*) KINGDOM HEARTS 2.8 & 3, MoM Chirithy Disney FORTNITE Jilly Teacup Epic TAK AND THE POWER OF JUJU, II, III Dinky Juju THQ Inc. DE BLOB I & II Zip, Comrade Black THQ Inc. / Wii ONCE UPON A MONSTER Shelby WB Games ADIBOO: DISCOVER SERIES Adiboo Knowledge Adventure PSYCHONAUTS Milka Phage Majesco Entertainment FUN/LAUGH LEARN CLOCK/VACUUM Clock, Vacuum Fisher Price WIZARD OF OZ Dorothy (vocal) National Public Radio BROADWAY / REGIONAL THEATRE THE MUSIC MAN Amaryllis Broadway / National Tour SPIDERS (Premiere) Annie The BitterTruth, NoHo, CA BAREFOOT IN THE PARK Corey Bratter Blowing Rock Stage, NC JERRY FINNEGAN’S SISTER Beth Finnegan Blowing Rock Stage, NC THE DALY NEWS (Premiere) Ruth Daly Blowing Rock Stage, NC PETER PAN (Guest Equity Artist) Peter Pan PA Summer Theatre THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK Anne Frank Burbank OnStage Theatre SKILLS Sing / VO & Animation / Extensive looping & ADR experience / Licensed Attorney: NY, NJ, PA.
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