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Matt Champagne SAG/AFTRA, AEA FILM Vice Supporting Annapurna Pictures Adam McKay The Giant Mechanical Man Supporting Tribeca Lee Kirk Superhero Movie Supporting Dimension Films Craig Mazin Because I Said So Supporting Universal Michael Lehmann For Christ's Sake Lead Independent Jackson Douglas All You Need Lead Independent Randy Ser Crime and Punishment in Suburbia Supporting Sundance Rob Schmidt The Specials Supporting Independent Craig Mazin The Pentagon Wars Supporting HBO Films Richard Benjamin The Continuing Adventures of Reptile Man Supporting M & M Prod. Stewart Schill TELEVISION Curb Your Enthusiasm Co-Star HBO Jeff Schaffer Prince of Peoria Guest Star Netflix Phill Lewis Get Shorty Guest Star EPIX Ed Bianchi Corporate Co-Star Comedy Central Pat Bishop The Young And The Restless Recurring Guest Star CBS Various NCIS Guest Star CBS Thomas J. Wright Rizzoli And Isles Guest Star TNT Steve Robin School Of Rock Guest Star Nickelodeon Trevor Kirschner Review Guest Star Comedy Central Jeffrey Blitz The Middle Guest Star ABC Lee Shallat Chemel I Didn't Do It Recurring Guest Star Disney Joel Zwick Crash and Bernstein Guest Star Disney Robbie Countryman Retired at 35 Guest Star TV Land Andy Cadiff Reaper Guest Star CW Fred Gerber Castle Guest Star ABC Helen Shaver Brothers Guest Star FOX Ted Wass 'Til Death Guest Star FOX James Widdoes Medium Guest Star NBC Ernest R. Dickerson Numbers Guest Star CBS Craig Ross Jr. Boston Legal Guest Lead ABC James R. Bagdonas The Ghost Whisperer Guest Star CBS Eric Laneuville The Show with A.J. Calloway Recurring/Pilot UPN Troy Miller Eyes Guest Star ABC J. Miller Tobin Monk Guest Star USA Jerry Levine CSI: Miami Guest Lead CBS Karen Gaviola Will & Grace Guest Lead NBC James Burrows Miss Match Guest Lead NBC Steve Miner Providence Recurring Guest Star (10 NBC Various Episodes) Angel Guest Lead WB Bill Norton The Tick Guest Star FOX Danny Leiner Working Guest Star NBC Andrew Tsao Oh Baby Series Regular Lifetime J.D. Lobue Charmed Life Series Regular/Pilot ABC Gil Junger The Naked Truth Guest Star NBC Robby Benson Veronica's Video Series Regular/Pilot UPN Don Scardino Claude's Crib Series Regular USA Various Southern Fried Ice Series Regular/Pilot ABC John Tracy THEATRE Complete Works of William Shakespeare Westside Theatre (Off-Broadway) (Abridged) Biloxi Blues Chiswick Park Theatre Laughter on the 23rd Floor GeVa Theatre, Rochester Gardenia DePaul Theatre School North Shore Fish DePaul Theatre School Page 1 of 2 TRAINING BFA in Acting- Goodman School of Drama/DePaul University, Chicago, IL Page 2 of 2 .

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