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STELLA PULO Gina Stoj Management-USA Cell: 209 433 8918 S STELLA PULO Gina Stoj Management-USA Cell: 209 433 8918 Email: [email protected] Cell: (917) 821-6373 Email: [email protected] www.stellapulo.com Age Range: 50’s Eyes: Green Hair: Red Height: 5’ 1” Weight: 135 lbs Voice: Mezzo AEA, SAG/AFTRA Actors’ Equity (UK) MEAA (Actors Equity) Australia FILM & TELEVISION Flight Of The Conchords Principal HBO TV, New York The Maltese Connexion Principal BBC TV & Scotland Tonight, UK Wadda Ya Doin’ Here Anyway? Principal SBS (Australia) & Circle TV, Malta Sarah Principal NSW Film Corporation, Australia Australia’s Most Wanted Principal Grundy TV, Australia Crossroads Principal Dir: Sal Petrosino, SVA Films, New York The Sullivans Guest Crawford Productions, Australia Truckies Guest ABC, Australia INTERNATIONAL THEATRE Every Night Something Awful! Theatre Workshop Edinburgh Festival The Stronger Theatre Marie Stuart Paris, Dir. Guilhem Pellegrin Rashomon Jels Theatre Tokyo, Dir. Zen Hirano Crazed! Nissan Theatre Tokyo, Dir. Akemi Hirata Marat Sade Open Stage Theatre Melbourne, Dir. Lindy Davies Richard lll Universal Theatre Sydney, Dir. Ian Ellis NEW YORK THEATRE The Stronger The Actors Studio Dir. Frank Corsaro Bronxosaurus Tribeca Film Studios w/Sam Waterston Every Night Something Awful! The Actors Studio Dir. George Rondo The Maids Common Basis Dir. Marcia Haufrecht Walking On Stix Lincoln Center Lab Dir. Sarah Cathcart Peer Gynt Miller Theatre w/Kristin Linklater Group Theatre Festival (Artistic Director: Estelle Parsons) Success Story The Actors Studio Dir: Stephen Lang w/Quentin Tarantino, Marisa Tomei Night Over Taos The Actors Studio Dir: Miriam Colon w/Earle Hyman Big Night The Actors Studio Dir: Michael Sexton w/Angelica Paige COMMERCIALS, INDUSTRIALS, PRINT WORK, VOICE OVER, RADIO & TV INTERVIEWS Latest: Principal, Greater Building Society w/ Jerry Seinfeld (Also, Lists, Tapes and MP3s available upon request) TRAINING: Acting: Uta Hagen, Sandra Seacat, Frank Corsaro, Shelley Winters, Marcia Haufrecht, Allan Miller, Elizabeth Kemp, Actors’ Centre (London), B.Ed., Creative Arts (Melbourne University). Singing: Singers’ Forum, Joe Neal, Woody Regan, Steve Potfora, Paul Harmon, William Lee, Ken Lundie. Movement: Calvin Von Reinhold, Tony Bartuccio, Mary Anthony. Commercials and Voice Over: David Cady, Steve Harris, J.J. Adler, Angela Mickey, Andy Roth. SPECIAL SKILLS: Acting Coach, Literacy Consultant, Producer, Storyteller, Dramaturge, Published Playwright, Journalist and Author (Shrimp Shells in My Cleavage), Speaks Maltese, Accents (Southern European, Australian, British, Irish, Scottish, European & Arabic), Works well with children, youth, and mentally and physically challenged people, U.S. and Australian Passports. ACHIEVEMENTS: First Australian to be made lifetime member of The Actors Studio, USA. Recipient numerous Arts and Educational grants, USA and Australia, Alien Artist of Extraordinary Ability, USA. MEMBERSHIPS: The Actors Studio, The Dramatists Guild of America, Inc., Fellowship of Australian Writers, Inc., American Association of Australian Literary Studies, Harlem Arts Alliance Dramatic Writing Academy, Columbia University. .
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