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Ruth Dudding a Ctor, Director, Camera Operator, Editor, Tutor RUTH DUDDING A CTOR, DIRECTOR, CAMERA OPERATOR, EDITOR, TUTOR . AGENT: AUCKLAND ACTORS ACTOR Television/Film Production Role Company 2016 SPARROW Woman with Feather Welby Ings 2016 ASH VERSUS EVIL DEAD Nurse Duncan Starz Networ k 2015 MONSTER OF MANGATITI Doctor Screentime 2010 48HOURS Business woman Tsuki Chicken Whangarei 2009 SHORTLAND ST Suzie Price South Pacific Pictures 2005 THE YOGA ROOM Yoga Teacher Struth Video Productions 2004 PRISCILLA’S PATH 2 ZER O WASTE Priscilla (Documentary Maker) Struth Video Productions 1996 COMMUNITY CHANNEL 4 Presenter / Reporter Saturn Communications 1994 PLAIN CLOTHES Mother South Pacific Pictures 1994 SHORTLAND STREET Childcare Worker South Pacific Pictures 1993 DEEP WATER HAVEN Yachting Instructor South Pacific Pictures 1993 SHORTLAND STREET Fanatical Pro - Lifer South Pacific Pictures 1992 THE MAGIC BOX Clown Isambard 1992 THE RAINBOW WARRIOR French Reporter South Pacific Pictures 1990 CRIME WATCH Victim Gibson Group 1990 ANGEL AT MY TABLE School Teacher Hibiscus Films 1989 THE EARLY BIRD SHOW SPCA Officer T.V.3 1988 THE SHADOW TRADER Tramper T.V.N.Z 1980 BOTH SIDES OF THE FENCE Secretary T.V.N.Z Theatre Production Role / Author Company / Theatre 2013 MOTEL Janet Basement Theatre Auckland 10 - 16 CLOWN DOCTORS NZ Dr Priscilla Pick - me - up Starship Hospital, Auckland 09 - 13 CORPORATE IMPROV Roaming/Various/Interactive Struth Productions 2006 THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES Eve Ensler Unity Theatre, Gisborne 02 - 04 RIVER OF LIGHT Director / Performer Struth Productions, Gisborne 2001 THE LITTER SHOW Various Roles / School Tours The Invisible Theatre 2000 COSI Character of Ruth Unity Theatre, Gisbo rne 2000 THE RUBBISH CONSPIRACY Politician / School Tours The Invisible Theatre 1999 THE FIGUREHEADS’ TALE Masked Theatre. Millennium Event Dudding/Rickard Productions 1999 RECYCLING CAMPAIGN Various Roles/School Tours The Invisible Theatre 1993 WO MEN’S BOOK FESTIVAL Stand - up Comedy / Mime Aotea Centre, Auckland 1993 LOVE SPASM Late Night Cabaret Watershed Theatre 1991 GALA OPENING Stand - Up Comedy Galaxy Theatre, Auckland 1990 BLACK & WHITE MYSTERY SHOW Black Comedy / Struth Productions B ats Theatre, Wellington 80 - 90 PERFORMANCES Auckland: Maidment Theatre, Mercury Theatre, The Pump House Wellington: Town & Country Players, Downstage, Depot (Taki Rua) Christchurch: Court Theatre , Stetson Productions: National Tour Commercials 88 - 1 8 Z Flybys (Flying F ish). Curious films ( NZTA ), Media Works (Paul Henry Launch), Film Construction Ltd. (Berocca), Firth Productions, Flying Fish (Lee Tamahori), T.V.N.Z, Marshall Arts, Air N.Z (Sam Pillsbury) Mime 90 - 95 Mime Artist, Clown, Statue an d Robot: Product Launches and Festivals, Auckland 1 PERFORMANCE CONTINUED Puppeteering Production Company 1989 PUBLIC EYE Gibson Group 1988 SPACE KNIGHTS South Pacific Pictures DIRECTOR Theatre Production Author / Genre / Per former Company / Theatre / City 201 8 MOCKINGBIRD Lisa Brickell 107 Sydney . Garnet St Akl 2017 ONCE THERE WAS A WOMA N Beth Kayes Q T heatre Auckland 2015 A RESPECTABLE WEDDING Brecht ( Samoan Style) MIT S t udio Otara 2015 MOCKINGBIRD Lisa Brickell Musgrove Theatre Akl 2014 HEARTSTRINGS NZ War P oems MIT Performing Arts 2013 MY FIRST BALL Witi Ihimaera (play adaptation) Musgrove Theatre Akl 2011 13 WEEKS Political Comedy Short & Sweet Festival AkL 00 - 08 PATHWAY TO ZERO WASTE Ruth Dudding (writer) Struth Productions 20 00 LOOT Joe Orton Unity Theatre, Gisb. 1993 DON’T FENCE ME IN Stand - Up Comedy Bats Theatre, Wgt. 1993 THE BED SHOW Carl Bland / Peta Rutter Watershed Theatre, Akl. 1992 THE BARB DWYER SHOW Fiona Edgar / Suzanne McAleer Maidment Theatre, Akl. 1991 A RESPECTABLE WEDDING Brecht Maidment Theatre, Akl. 1991 JOAN OF ARC Pterodactyl Tours / Co Writer Herald Theatre, Akl. 1991 TO Mime Director for Bridget Armstrong Herald Theatre, Akl. 1991 I’M GONNA MARRY MARVIN Dudding / Edga r / Phillips / Kayes Maidment Theatre, Akl. 1990 BLACK & WHITE MYSTERY SHOW Ruth Dudding / Kelly Johnson Bats Theatre, Wgt. 1987 MRS M Strindberg Theatre Picoluc, Paris, Fr. VIDEOGRAPHER Film/Television Role Client / Programme Produ cer 2016 WE CAN KEEP SAFE Training video HELP Auckland 2015 DIRECTOR/VIDEOGRAPHER NZ Book Council Writers in Schools NZ Book Council 2014 CLOWN DOCTORS NEW ZEALAND Promotional Video Struth Productions 2011 JOHNNY’S ANGELS TV pilot. Political Sat ire Angels INC 09 - 1 8 CAMERA OPERATOR / EDITOR Business Promotions Projected Images, Auckland 05 - 09 CAMERA OPERATOR (STRINGER) T.V News, (Gisborne) T.V.N.Z, TV3, Maori T.V 2009 FIELD PRODUCER / CAMERA Dancing With The Stars T.V.N.Z 2009 FIELD PRODUCER / CAMERA One Night Only T.V.N.Z 2008 FIELD PRODUCER / CAMERA Dancing With The Stars T.V.N.Z 97 - 09 DIRECTOR / CAMERA / EDITOR Corporate & Promotional Videos Struth Productions Gisborne 2008 DIRECTOR “PERFECT TIMING” 48Hours Film Struth Productions 2007 DIRECTOR “REGULAR GUY” 48Hours Film Don’t Call Us Productions 2005 DIRECTOR “THE YOGA ROOM” Flying Fives Film Competition Struth Productions 2004 DIRECTOR “PATH 2 ZERO WASTE” Gisborne District Council Struth Productions 01 - 05 VIDE O CONSULTANT N.Z.Q.A Assessment Matapuna Training Centre 2001 CAMERA OPERATOR Jody F Millennium Stranding Projected Images Auckland 95 - 96 STATION MANAGER Community Channel 4 Cable T.V Saturn Communications Wgt. 2 TEACHER Drama / Video / Yo ga / English Role Institution / Organisation 10 - 1 8 PHYSICAL THEATRE & YOGA TEACHER South Seas Film School, MIT , Actors' Program , Clown Doc 03 - 08 GISBORNE JUDGE Sheilah Winn National Shakespeare Competitions 03 - 07 ITINERANT DRAMA & YOGA TU TOR Mangapapa Primary and Ilminster Intermediate, Gisborne 2002 PART - TIME DRAMA TEACHER Gisborne Girls’ High School and Campion College 01 - 03 DRAMA & YOGA TUTOR Rural Education Adult Programme (R.E.A.P) 97 - 15 YOGA TEACHER Yoga R m, Gisborne . AYA, Millenium, Yoga Sanctuary Akl. 97 - 00 PERFORMANCE & VIDEO PRODUCTION TUTOR Matapuna Maori Youth Training Centre, Gisborne 89 - 95 DRAMA TUTOR (MIME/IMPROVISATION/VOICE) Performing Art School (TAPAC) and Auckland University 81 - 92 TOEFL (Teacher of Engli sh) N.Z, Europe TRAINING Discipline Institution 2018 MAS TER CLASS GARTH DAVIS A ctors ' E quity A uckland. 2017 UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY ACTORS' WKSHOP Shane Bosher Silo Theatre 2013 ACTORS ' MASTERCLASS Sweeneynewman Casting ( T homas Kenny ) 2 013 SCRIPT & VOICE (8 WEEKS) Margaret - Mary Hollins Auc kland Theatre Company 2012 MUSICAL THEATRE MASTERCLASS Actors' Equity Auckland 2012 SHAKESPEARE MASTERCLASS Stuart Devenie Auckland Theatre Company 10 - 16 MEDICAL CLOWN DOCTOR Clown Doctors New Zealand 2003 AESTHETIC EDUCATION PROGRAMME McCallum Th eatre Palm Desert, U.S.A 2003 ACTORS’ WORKSHOP Shakespeare to Shortland Street, John Callen 95 - 96 CAMERA OPERATION/EDITING/REPORTING Saturn Communications C.C.4, Wellington 1993 ACTING CLASSES The Actors’ Space, Raymond Hawthorne, Auckland 90 - 93 YOGA TEACHER TRAINING Auckland Yoga Academy 86 - 87 DIPLOMA OF MOVEMENT La Nouvelle Sorbonne, Paris, France 85 - 86 MOVEMENT THEATRE (QE11 SCHOLARSHIP) Ecoles Jacques LeCoq, Paris, France 1983 DRAMA SCHOOL GRADUATE N.Z Drama School - Toi Whakaari , Wellington 1981 DRAMA / MOVEMENT CLASSES Studio Silencio, Barcelona, Spain 75 - 80 ACTING CLASSES Theatre Corporate, Raymond Hawthorne, Gill Sutton DIPLOMAS Discipline Institution 20 15 MEDICAL CLOWN DOTOR DIPLOMA Steinbeis University Germany 2003 MULTIMEDIA STUDIES MA 500 - 600 Tairawhiti Polytechnic, Gisborne 2003 ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY & EXERCISE SCIENCE Tairawhiti Polytechnic, Gisborne 1993 YOGA TEACHER TRAINING Auckland Yoga Academy 1989 CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY FRENCH STG 3 Auckland University 1983 DIPLOMA OF DRAMA N.Z Drama School – Toi Whakaari 1981 BACHELOR OF ARTS Auckland University. English, Spanish Papers in French, Music, History, Art History SKILLS LANGUAGES Fluent in French and Sp anish VOICE Jazz, Light Opera, Gospel , Pop, A Capella DANCE Tap, Ballroom INSTRUMENTS Ukulele, Trumpet, Piano, Harmonica, Violin OTHER Yoga, Aikido, Fencing, Swimming, Horse - Riding INTERESTS WRITING, READING, SINGING, WALKIN G, HEALTH, NUTRITION, EXERCISE SCIENCE, ENVIRONMENT, STORY TELLING 3 .
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