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LISË DOMINIQUE ACTING RESUME 2016.Pages LISE DOMINIQUE [email protected] 847-867-2735 WWW.LISEDOMINIQUE.COM AFTRA/SAG DRESS: 4-6 HEIGHT: 5’4” PANTS: 4-6 WEIGHT: 115 BLOUSE: 4-6 EYES: BROWN SHOES: 6 ½ HAIR: BLOND TV COMMERCIALS ( ON CAMERA/VOICEOVER) Life Source Spokesperson WLUP-FM/ WIQI-FM, Chicago, Il Fleet Farm Principal-Various Wisconsin Video, Milwaukee, Wi Southland Corp.,7-11 “Flat Earth” J. Walter Thompson, Chicago, Il Kraft Miracle Whip “Stroganoff” J. Walter Thompson, Chicago, Il Ford Tempo Principal-Businesswoman J. Walter Thompson, Chicago, Il Hinsdale Hospital-New Day Center Principal-Angry Wife Harpo Productions, Mike Mabbott, Dir. Louisiana Dairy Farmers Principal-Mom Mayer Advertising-New Orleans, La. Empire Carpets Principal-Spokesperson Chicago, Ill. Loomcraft Principal-Spokesperson Ardito Creative Ent., Chicago, Il AAA/Chicago Motor Club Principal-Spokesperson Telemation, Chicago, Il FILM Baby’s Day Out Cop-Featured Extra John Hughes, Dir. Images of Carnie Day Player-French Fashion Exec. Tony Greer, Dir. Chicago, Il Little Cupcakes, Big Cheese Reporter-Featured Extra Real Deal Prod., Michelle Deal Mad Dog and Glory Comedy Club Patron-Extra John McNaughton/Martin Scorsese Folks Nurse-Silent Bit Ted Kotcheff, Dir. Curly Sue Restaurant Patron-Extra John Hughes, Dir. VOICEOVER TouchVision Narrator/Station Image Voice TouchVision TV, Chicago, Il Reach MD Newscaster XM 157 Motorola “Nothing” J.Walter Thompson Chicago, Il Ameritech Consumer Services Launch Telemation, Chicago, Il Kraft Miracle Whip “Fire Grill”/”Ready to Roll” J. Walter Thompson, Chicago, Il Loomcraft Principal-“Clare” Ardito Creative Ent. Chicago, Il Chicago Bears Ticket Office VO Chicago Bears Lake Forest, Il 976-2200 Time/Temperature Chicago Sun-Times, Conor Communications Data East Pinball Various Voices Chicago AV/SuperSpots WLUP-The Loop Air Personality WLUP AM/FM INDUSTRIAL ( ON-CAMERA/VOICEOVER/EAR-PROMPTER PROFICIENT) Apple Computer Flight Attendant“Golden Apple Achievers”S&H Citadel. Hillside, Il Safety-Kleen News Anchor-Update Video Impressions, Aurora, Il Bigelow Homes Principal Lighthouse Prod., Rolling Meadows, Il Ben Franklin Corp. Spokesperson Video Impressions, Aurora, Il Baskin-Robbins Principal-”Mystery Shopper”-Narrator S7H Citadel, Hillside, Il United Way Principal-“The CEO Call” Wisconsin Bell, Milwaukee, Wi. R.R.Donnelley Principal-Training Video Renaissance Video, Chicago, Il McDonald’s Corp. Principal- Harassment Video McDonald’s Creative, Oakbrook, Il Servicemaster Principal Renaissance Video, Chicago, Il “Headlines” TV News Anchor Haney-Stratton Prod. Palatine, Il Elkay Water Centre Principal-“Andrea” Majestic Productions, Chicago, Il Arthur Andersen “FYI #5, #6” - Anchor Arthur Andersen, Chicago, Il NEC Technologies News Magazine Anchor Telemation, Chicago, Il Walgreens Pharmacist, Customer Deerfield, Il THEATER Till the Fat Lady Sings Arlene Beckner Citadel Theater, Lake Forest, Il It’s a Wonderful Life Violet Bick Centerstage Theater Lake Forest, Il Mame Sally Cato Centerstage Theater Lake Forest, Il Sorry, Wrong Number Operators 1,2 & 4 Highland Park Players Highland Park, Il Hay Fever Jackie Coryton Centerstage Theater Lake Forest, Il Vital Signs 30 Hours, Jay, One Moment Centerstage Theater, Lake Forest, Il TV TouchVision TV Voice Imaging, Narrator TouchVision TV, Chicago, Il. The Untouchables Pilot Mary Minton-Featured Extra Eric Laneuville, Dir. The Human Factor Pilot Nurse-Silent Bit Don Scardino, Dir. 10 O’ Clock News Weatherperson KICU-TV San Jose, Ca TRAINING Audition Center Cold Reading II, On-Camera II Chicago, Il Piven Theatre Workshop Scene Study and Improv 1&2 Paul Quinn, Evanston, Il The Actors Worskhop TV/Comm’l.-Auditioning and Acting Dennis Sakamoto, San Francisco, Ca University of Illinois B.S Radio-TV Urbana-Champaign, Il SPECIAL SKILLS Ear prompter, excellent rapport with animals, water and snow skiing, tennis, platform tennis, swimming, ice and roller skating, baseball, aerobics, running, fly-fishing, golf, bicycle, tongue rolling! LANGUAGE AND DIALECTS French, Southern, British and Valley Girl. .
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