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AGENT Joshua Teagarden • NTA Talent Agency [email protected] • (323) 969-0113 GABY SANTINELLI SAG/AFTRA • US/UK CITIZEN FILM Life of Homer Heather American Film Institute • Dir. Dimitris Tsilifonis A Summer in Genoa Danny’s Wife Revolution Films • Dir. Michael Winterbottom Losing Isaiah Heidi Paramount Pictures • Dir. Stephen Gyllenhaal Ordinary Dream Woman American Film Institute • Dir. Patrick Picard Dancing Coins Nancy American Film Institute • Dir. Patrick Picard The Disappointment Tour Abby American Film Institute • Dir. Erica Liu Classroom Liz American Film Institute • Dir. Anna Golin Take the Reins Denise Short • Dir. Emma Barrett D’ora Emily 28 Films Ltd. • Dir. Delia Antal Chastity Bites Cocktail Party Guest Weirdsmobile • Dir. John Knowles The Test Neo-Natal Nurse Short • Dir. Francis Dreis TELEVISION The Ellen DeGeneres Show Mon Mothma (British VO) NBC • Warner Bros. Television • Dir. Liz Patrick Casting Nina Series Regular Temple Films • Dir. Dominic Kelly City Stories Co-Star Channel 4 • October Films • UK THEATRE (SELECTED CREDITS) La La Land: Live in Concert Ensemble Hollywood Bowl • Conductor Justin Hurwitz Jerry Springer: The Opera* Amber • Shawntel • Eve National Theatre & West End • Dir. Stewart Lee The Black Rider Bridesmaid • Kätchen A.C.T. • Ahmanson • Barbican • Sydney Festival The Phantom of the Opera Carlotta Giudicelli UK National Co. • Dir. Hal Prince An Ideal Husband Lady Chiltern Sierra Madre Playhouse • Dir. Gigi Bermingham Iolanthe Phyllis • Celia Savoy Theatre (West End) • Dir. Martin Connor The Exonerated Sandra • Sue Charing Cross Theatre • Dir. Jaclyn McLoughlin The Last Pilgrim Nancy Buckman Off West End • Dir. Tim Stark The Actor’s Nightmare Dame Ellen Terry Atlantic Theatre Company • Dir. Hilary Hinckle Sister Mary Ignatius… Diane Atlantic Theatre Company • Dir. Hilary Hinckle *Winner • Olivier Award • Best Performance in a Supporting Role SOUNDTRACKS (SELECTED CREDITS • CHORAL SOPRANO) La La Land* Lionsgate • Comp. Justin Hurwitz X-Men: Apocalypse 20th Century Fox • Comp. John Ottman Godzilla Warner Bros. Pictures • Comp. Alexandre Desplat Oblivion Universal Pictures • Comp. Anthony Gonzalez Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith LucasFilm Ltd. • Comp. John Williams Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Warner Bros Pictures • Comp. John Williams The Passion of the Christ (Solo Vocalist) Icon Productions • Comp. John Debney The Lord of the Rings: Trilogy** New Line Cinema • Comp. Howard Shore *Winner • Academy Award • Best Original Score • 2016 **Winner • Academy Award • Best Original Score (The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring) • 2001 EDUCATION • TRAINING The Actors Temple • London • Complete Meisner Training • Tom Radcliffe Atlantic Theatre Company • Acting Apprentice • Practical Aesthetics Workshop • David Mamet & W.H. Macy Mannes College of Music • Master of Music: Voice Performance Northwestern University • BS: Theatre • Performance Studies • Music Theatre Interlochen Arts Academy • High School Diploma: Theatre _________________________________________________________________________ 15 Greene St. | Ground Floor | New York, NY 10013 | (646) 571-9497 7083 Hollywood Blvd. | 1st Floor | Los Angeles, CA 90028 | (323) 394-9503.

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