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TIM FRANK Height: 6’2” Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Green FILM AND TELEVISION Chicago Fire Guest Star NBC/ Dir. Holy Dale The Resurrection of Gaven Stone John Mark Blumhouse Productions True Blood Witness HBO (Digital Kitchen) Route 6 Pete Independent Short Music Video to “Charlie” Charlie Red Hot Chili Peppers *Anatomy of Numbers Chris Farren Road Productions Brother’s Keeper Joshua Independent full length Your Telling Me Shade Independent Short New Age Lullaby Me Independent M/V College Fire Safety Student Chicago Fire Department A Gift and a Curse John DePaul Digital Cinema Red Guy Independent Short *Winner Best Short Drama; Los Angeles Int’l Short Film Festival. St. Louis Int’l Film Fest THEATRE Marie Antoinette Revolutionary Steppenwolf Robert O' Hara The Gospel of Franklin Jesse Steppenwolf First Look Man In Love Leigh Steppenwolf First Look ‘11 Slavey Ted Off Broadway (NYC); Ohio Theatre Robert O’Hara A Fairy Tale Life Hans Christian Apollo Theatre; Emerald City Ernie Nolan Up N’Under Tony Circle Theatre Rob Chambers The Trial Josef K The Theatre School Dexter Bullard The BFG Fleshlumpeater Chicago Playworks Ernie Nolen Works by Robert O’Hara Adam/John Victory Gardens Theatre O’Hara Sympathetic Magic Andy The Theatre School Jason Fleece Boy Gets Girl Les The Theatre School Rachel Slavic Uncle Vanya Vanya The Theatre School Ric Murphy Side Show Terry Douglas Anderson Dr. Lee Beger Terra Nova John Douglas Anderson Michael Higgins Arms & The Man Surgius Douglas Anderson Dr. Lee Beger COMMERCIALS Comcast w/Brian Urlacher Direct TV Guy Digitas (Chicago, IL) T-Mobile Guy with Baby Epoch Film (New York, NY) Captin D's Seafood Dave Bob Industries (Nashville, TN) Union Bank Guy 1 Back Alley Films (Kansas City) Illinois Lottery Lucky guy 1 Orange Peel Pro. (Chicago) ProFed Bank Convertible guy Magnet Films/(Fort Wayne, IN) PGA Tour Troubled Kid Jax Beach Productions (Jax, Florida) IDOT Drunk Driver/ Loser Lou Beres & Associates (Chicago, IL) Kochman Mavrelis Associates John Industrial (Chicago, IL) EDUCATIONAL The Theatre School, DePaul University, Chicago, IL ’03-’07 BFA/Acting Acting: Dexter Bullard, Ric Murphy, John Jenkins, Henry Godinez & Jim ‘O. Movement: Betsy Hamilton, Patrice Egleston, Sharon Gopfert, Julia Neary & John Jenkins Voice: Phyllis E. Griffin, Bill Burnett, Trudie Kessler, Joanna Zalinski & Claudia Anderson Musical Theatre: Mark Elliot Improv: Susan Messing, Dexter Bullard Stage Combat: Nick Sandys Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. Jax, FL ’99-’03 High School Acting: Dr Lee Beger, Simone Aden-Reid & Michael Higgins Movement: Dr. Penny, Jill Anderson SPECIAL SKILLS Guitar, Singing (I have released 4 albums, learn more at www.BandCalledCatch.com), Writing, Teaching, Harmonica, African Tribal Drumming, Skateboarding, Wheelchair Balancing, Bike Riding, Rollerblading, Wakeboarding, Poker, Camping, Boating, Carpentry and Personal Hygiene… .

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