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Kosha Engler CV 2017 KOSHA ENGLER www.koshaengler.com | Spotlight PIN: 2697-8979-7334 | Equity, SAG, AEA Price Gardner Management Hobsons Voices Height: 5’3” Hair: Brown +44 (0)20 7610 2111 +44 (0)20 8995 3628 (opt 1) Eyes: Blue Build: Petite/Slim [email protected] [email protected] FILM Führer's Secretary HHhH: The Man with the Iron Heart Cedric Jimenez Legende Jessica 2.0 (voice) The Beyond Hasraf Dulull HaZ Film Detective Andrews The Container (short) Luce Newman-Williams Reel Motion Beth Frater Monsters Dark Continent Tom Green Vertigo Films Lu Anne A Dirty Shame John Waters New Line Cinema Miles Tuck’s Wife Tuck Everlasting Jay Russell Disney TELEVISION / NEW MEDIA Hannah Langridge Victoria (season 2) Jim Loach ITV, Mammoth Screen Teresa Reeves Home Alone: “Silent Night, Holy Terror” Jim Greayer Discovery ID, October Films News Reporter Hoff the Record: “The Hoax” Gordon Anderson Dave Channel Cassidy Spare bnb: “Robbie” (web series) Adam Lavis Two Larks Films Pat Collins Moonshot (w/ Andrew Lincoln) Richard Dale ITV, History Channel Dr. Becky Davis Mermaids Sid Bennett Discovery Debbie Scaling Kiley Alive: “Swimming with Sharks” Ian Barnes Channel 4, Discovery News Anchor Superstorm Julian Simpson BBC TV Kima’s Friend The Wire: “The Cost” Brad Anderson HBO THEATRE (partial list) Gertrude/Ophelia/Horatio/Rosencrantz Hamlet Simon Evans, David Aula Park Theatre, London Carol * (Best Actress nomination) Oleanna Iqbal Khan Octagon Theatre, Bolton Marie (Sally u/s performed) When Harry Met Sally Michael Gyngell No. 1 UK Tour Jessica Lyons Cat’s-Paw Noah Lee Margetts King’s Head Theatre, Islington Viola / Sebastian Twelfth Night the Musical! Carole Todd Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Lady Macbeth Macbeth Ross Livingston Old Sorting Office, Barnes Constance Neville She Stoops to Conquer Richard Clifford Folger Theatre, DC The Lady Comus: A Masque Richard Clifford Folger Theatre, DC Witch Macbeth Joe Banno Folger Theatre, DC Girl The Play About the Baby Joy Zinoman Studio Theatre, DC RADIO Miss Cook Cabin Pressure (w/ Benedict Cumberbatch) David Tyler BBC Radio 4 Miss Chung / Lily Dr. No (w/ Toby Stephens) Martin Jarvis BBC Radio 4 Guest Reader With Great Pleasure (w/ Sir Donald Sinden) Gyles Brandreth BBC Radio 4 Anne Frank The Diary of Anne Frank Nick Olcott NPR, LA Theatreworks Becky / Denise The Heidi Chronicles Molly Smith NPR, LA Theatreworks VIDEO GAMES (complete list on Spotlight) Solai / various Horizon Zero Dawn OMUK / Guerrilla Games Craft AI Scavenger’s Odyssey (PlayStation VR Worlds) Damien Goodwin Side UK / Sony Various Tom Clancy’s The Division Damien Goodwin Side UK / Ubisoft Claire (likeness, pcap) Crysis 3 Steven Bender Side UK / Crytek Olga Sedova (pcap) Remember Me Justin Villiers Side UK / Don’t Nod VO, COMMERCIALS & CORPORATE (complete list on Spotlight) AWARDS TRAINING * Best Actress Nomination, Manchester Evening News Theatre Awards BA Theatre (Acting), University of Maryland, USA Outstanding Actor Award, Washington Theatre Festival, USA Actors Centre, London – ongoing Irene Ryan Acting Award, A.C.T. Festival, USA Shared Experience intensive process workshop SKILLS Accents Standard American (native), American southern & midwestern, New York, excellent British/RP (resident) Athletics Ashtanga yoga (advanced), indoor climbing, swimming, cycling, running, basic gymnastics, in-line skating General VO, ADR, autocue, mezzo-soprano (low E-high G), piano, reads music, improvisation, intermediate dance (jazz, hip hop), writer .
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