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RICK HALL SAG-AFTRA, AEA Film: Slice of Pie Lead Tim Reischauer Kill The Man Featured Jon Kean, Tom Booker,Dir. My Fellow Americans Featured Peter Segal, Dir. The Thing Called Love Featured Peter Bogdonavich, Dir. Three Fugitives Featured Francis Veber, Dir. Television: All in the Family- Live Understudy-Archie ABC KC Undercover Recurring Disney NCIS Guest Star CBS Good Luck Charlie Recurring Disney The Middle Guest Star ABC Good Luck Charlie Recurring Disney Party Down Guest Star STARZ Saving Grace Guest Star TNT Curb Your Enthusiasm Guest Star HBO Everybody Loves Raymond Guest Star CBS Factory Recurring Spike TV Dash 4 Cash (Pilot) Series regular CW 24 Guest Star FOX Without a Trace Guest Star ABC Arrested Development Co-star FOX According To Jim Co-star ABC The Drew Carey Show Co-star ABC JAG Guest Star CBS Schimmel (Pilot) Series Regular FOX 3rd Rock From The Sun Also Starring NBC Seinfeld Recurring NBC ER Guest Star NBC Ellen Guest Star ABC Dave’s World Guest Star CBS Stand By Your Man Series Regular FOX IMPROVISATION: The Second City Mainstage, Second City ETC., Second City Touring Company- Chicago, Second City- LA, Opening Night- IO West, Improv Nuef- Oslo, ICC- Copenhagen, Fanatic Salon, Immediate Theater, Zeitgeist Theater, The Improv Institute, Generic Comedy Company THEATER: A Flea in Her Ear Victor/Poche Chicago Shakespeare Shakespeare’s Greatest Hits Ensemble Open Fist Theater The People vs. Friar Laurence Prince Escalaus Chicago Shakespeare Pigboy One man show HBO:USCAF-Aspen Valley Of The Dolls Tony Polar St. Genesius Patty Patty Bang Bang Cujo Coast Playhouse Real Live Game Show Host- Tad Damp Westwood Playhouse Manson The Musical Fab Four Coast Playhouse Spring Ensemble Willow Street Carnival Sex, Death, and Other Annoyances Ensemble L.A. Playhouse .

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