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Art Chudabala ART CHUDABALA FILM THE GREAT RACE dir. Brian Presley Rebel Road Entertainment WAR OF THE WORLDS dir. Steven Spielberg Paramount Pictures CRASH dir. Paul Haggis Lionsgate LIFE AS A HOUSE dir. Irwin Winkler New Line Cinema BOMBSHELL dir. Paul Wynn Trimark Pictures STRANGE DAYS dir. Kathryn Bigelow 20th Century Fox THE STONED AGE dir. James Melkonian Trimark Pictures INDECENT PROPOSAL dir. Adrian Lynn Paramount Pictures GLEAMING THE CUBE dir. Graeme Clifford 2oth Century Fox TELEVISION BOSTON LEGAL dir. Lou Antonio ABC CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION dir. Ken Fink CBS NUMB3RS dir. Alex Zarkrzweski CBS ALIAS dir. Ken Olin ABC MEDICAL INVESTIGATION dir. Mike Fresco NBC WITHOUT A TRACE dir. Randy Zisk CBS L.A. DRAGNET dir. Kevin Dowling ABC PRESIDIO MED dir. Christopher Chulack CBS M.D.s - Recurring dir. Rich Rosenthal ABC THE WEST WING dir. Christopher Misiano NBC MR. STERLING - Recurring dir. Tucker Gates NBC SIX FEET UNDER dir. Alan Poul HBO THE GUARDIAN dir. Andy Wolk CBS E.R. dir. John Wells NBC FREAKY LINKS dir. Thomas Wright FOX MAD TV dir. Bruce Leddy FOX JAG dir. Ian Toynton CBS NASH BRIDGES dir. Lewis Teague CBS STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE dir. Tony Dow UPN SPECIAL OPS FORCE dir. Peter Bloomfield UPN STRANGE WORLD dir. James Whitmore, Jr. ABC V.I.P. dir. James Cotner FOX CHICAGO HOPE dir. Martha Mitchell CBS THE PRETENDER dir. James Whitmore, Jr. NBC DARK SKIES dir. James Cotner NBC FAMILY MATTERS dir. Rich Correll ABC NYPD BLUE dir. Michael Robin ABC WALKER, TEXAS RANGER dir. Tony Mordente CBS PICKET FENCES dir. Mel Damski CBS MY SO CALLED LIFE dir. Ellen Pressman ABC TRAINING Improvisation Sessions - Lee Richardson - Mark Taper Forum Acting Technique, Julia Ariola – Los Angeles, CA Scene Study, J.D. Lewis - Hollywood, CA SKILLS Improvisation, Dialects, Martial Arts, Firearms & Weapons, Scuba Diving, Cooking Fluent in Thai .
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