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Height: 5’ 7” Hair: Brown JENNIFER POMPA Eyes: Brown SAG/AFTRA Film/TV/Commercials: Character/Role Prod.Co/Director. Chicago Fire (TV)-Ep.711 Co-Star (Denise) Paul McCrane Empire (TV)-Ep.501 Co-Star (Nanny) Sanaa Hamri The Shade Shepherd (Film) Judy Chris Faulisi WTTW Television Pledge Host Self WTTW Chicago/PBS Imperfections (Film) Wendy David Singer AVOTE TV & Radio (26 VO Spots) Voiceover Adelstein-Liston/Studio 300 Eden Court (Film) Danny’s Mom Paul Leuer Stories of Sorrow (2 Industrial spots) Foster Mom Governors State Univ. Maytag Skybox Commercial, “Tempted” Silver (Lady of the Evening) Gaffney Films, Ltd. / Leo Burnett The Jamie Kennedy Experiment (TV) Miss Deep Dish 2002 Big Ticket Pictures, Inc. AOL 8.0 Commercial Mom being interviewed Letca Films American Tragedy (Short Film) Radio Host One Raw Pork Chop Schmeckman! (Short Film) Bar Patron Matt O’Neill dot (Film) Jennifer/Woman being interviewed Simeon Schnapper & Brett Singer Sears Grand Challenge (Commercial) Woman purchasing garden supls. STI Communications Theatre: Play/Production Character/Role Location/Director Tony ‘n Tina’s Wedding Mrs. Vitale (Mother of Bride) Chicago Theater Works/Paul Stroili Comedy Roast of Mr. Scrooge Tiny Tim Chicago Theater Works/Gregory Dodds Flanagan’s Wake Kathleen Mooney, Fiona Finn Chicago Theater Works/Jack Bronis & Bonnie Shadrake We Gotta Bingo Mary Ed Sullivan, Rosa Dimini Chicago Theater Works/Ross Young American Wee-Pie Linz Rivendell Theatre Ensemble/Megan Carney Impenetrable Andie Stage Left Theater/Theater Wit/Greg Werstler Ren Faire! A Fistful of Ducats Tammy Factory Theater/Prop Theater/Kyle Hamman White Trash Wedding & A Funeral Gladys Factory Thtr/Angel Island/Prop Thtr Nick Digilio/Steve Walker/Scott OKen Hunky Dory Aunt Sue Factory Theater/Prop Theater/Josh Graves Janice Dutts Goes to Life Camp Regina Factory Theater/Prop Theater/Eric Roach Brutality of Fact Corrine/Kate Eclipse Theatre/Victory Gardens/Nathanial Swift Being At Choice Lois Factory Theater/Prop Theater/Nick Digilio The Violent Sex Penny Visions & Voices/ Chicago Dramatists/Jessi D. Hill The Cider House Rules (Parts I & II) Melony Famous Door/Victory Gardens David Cromer & Marc Grapey Poppin’ & Lockdown Heather, Grandma Factory Theater/Angel Island/Steve Walker The Death & Life of Barb Budonovich Barb Budonovich Factory Theater/PSNBC(N.Y.)/Kevin Rich Go! Speech Team! Mrs. Randolph (Mom) Factory Theater/Athenaeum/Michele Suffredin The Vinyl Shop Liz Factory Theater/ Nick Digilio Golden Boy Anna Steppenwolf Theatre/David Cromer Bastards Murray Annoyance Theatre/Michael J. Stewart Macbeth Lady Macbeth Getz Main Studio/Mitchel R. McElya Training: Columbia College, Chicago Special Skills: Improvisation, Stage Combat and Fight Choreography, Various Accents & Dialects, Singing, Reads Music (Studied Piano & Violin, each briefly). Also, works well with children and animals. Valid Passport & Driver’s License. Freaky Skills: Ability to keep nostrils shut and twist arms around unnaturally. At the same time, if needed. Sports: Football, Softball, Volleyball, Hackey Sack, Bowling, Billiards. Awards: Winner of the 2003 Chicago Equity Jeff Award for Best Supporting Actress in The Cider House Rules. .

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