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Lisette Markham IMDB: www.imdb.me/lisettemarkham Heyman Talent Agency 502-589-2540 [email protected] Hair: Blonde Eyes: Blue Ht.: 5’1” Wt.: 168 FILM: The Ultimate Legacy Featured extra Hallmark Channel (Release 2016) Iyalana: Fix My Life Extra Harpo Studios (Release 2015) Intrusion: Disconnected Principal Frozen Mercury Productions (Release 2016) Wireface, “KNA-TV 13 News, September 27th, 2006”, Supporting Bob Rogers Group, prequel to movie 50 to 1 Extra Ten Furlongs Productions Secretariat Extra Walt Disney Productions In Mysterious Ways Supporting Inspiration Ink and Picture Company, Keep Your Distance Featured Blue and Grey Productions Grey Matters, Pilot Supporting Bryan Dobson, Director Republican Advice on Sex and Marriage Supporting Elliot Greenebaum Lunacy in Louisville Supporting Stu Pollard, Director Acts of God, Extra City on a Hill Productions, Not A Fan Extra City on a Hill Productions, H2O, “Clean” & “River” Supporting City on a Hill Productions, REGIONAL THEATER (Selected) The Christians Gospel Choir Actors Theater of Louisville Sound of Music Nun CenterStage Ain’t No Massa’ Over Me (4 productions) Miss Betsy/Mrs. SmithLouisville Entertainment Theatre Nutcracker-Sweet Murders Pistachia WhoDunnit Murder Mystery Theater Kiss Me Kate Ensemble As Yet Unnamed Theatre Company Pajama Game Mae Mummers and Minstrels Music Man (2 productions) Ethel Toffelmier / Maude Dunlap Music Theatre Louisville Mame Mrs. Upson Mummers and Minstrels Annie! (2 productions) Col. Francis Perkins Music Theatre Louisville Pirates of Penzance (2 productions) Daughter Music Theatre Louisville Kismet Princess of Abubu Music Theatre Louisville Cabaret Two Ladies CenterStage Annie Get Your Gun Mrs. Adams Music Theatre Louisville Guys and Dolls Hot Box Girl Mummers and Minstrels Hello Dolly, Bye Bye Birdie, Anything Goes, Wizard of Oz, Ensemble, Music Theatre Louisville COMMERCIAL: E-On/LG & E,, Bigfoot Vonage Commercial, Commercial produced by Stu Pollard VOICEOVER/RECORDING: Moses vocals for background A Theater of Innocence production, Ratatat Man Aunt Susan Radio dramatization by Charles Gaglan TRAINING: University of Louisville Acting Class Audition Class with Zan Sawyer Daly of Actors Theater of Louisville Richard Futch- 2 workshops, 2012 and 2013 Vin Morreale- periodic actors’workshops Teleprompter Intensive-. :30 & long form training, Studio One Casting Workshops with Casting Directors Kaitlin Shaw and Tamara Hunter SKILLS: Teleprompter, dance (ballet,modern, jazz, tap), pantomime, sailing, French Intermediate level, Vocalist .

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