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Makeup Instructor Client List Carol Stover Professional Makeup, Photo Styling & Consulting 5910 York Rd., Lower Level, Baltimore, MD 21212 Cell/voicemail: 410-961-6293 Fax: 410-878-1263 [email protected] www.carolstover.com Partial Client List Advance Business Systems Advanced Video Systems Adventure Productions A & E Channel American Express Financial Services American Red Cross Animal Planet Antwerpen Automotive Aqua Kids® TV show Arbonne International Arthur Kent, NBC & History Channel Assignment Desk – crew booking agency Avon Barksdale, Legends of the Unwired Bahamas Out-Islands Tourism Board Baltimore Orioles Beth Tfiloh Temple Big Screen Store Bishop John Bryant & family, AME Church Bob Davidson Ford/Lincoln Booz Allen Hamilton, international consultants Boyle Buick GMC Brick Bodies, Lynne & Victor Brick, owners Brian Roberts, Baltimore Oriole Brooks Robinson, Baltimore Oriole BSO musicians Cal Ripken, Baltimore Oriole Carbiz Automotive Cardinal William Keeler Cashpoint Cathy Hughes, Radio One owner Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Baltimore, MD Charlie Gibson, Good Morning America host Choral Arts Society, Tom Hall director Clapp Studios Photography Clint Holmes, singer/performer Clover Holder Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Comcast Congressman Michael McCaul, Homeland Security chairman Crews Control, crew booking agency Dean Ray Photography Dept. of Health & Human Services, Washington, DC Diamond Comic Distributors, Steve Geppi CEO Discovery Channel Divina Celeste, Penthouse Pet Dr. Jeanine Downie, dermatologist, NJ Dr. Lisa Masterson, "The Drs." TV co-host Eden Productions/“I Died”, “American Alias”, others E-link Erickson Retirement Communities/RLTV ESPN eSylvan Feminist Majority Foundation Ferris Baker Watts Flusion Music/Lamb of God FOX Sports Network – Troy Aikman & Joe Buck GEBCO Geppi's Entertainment Museum Ghost of Poe, one-man play Governor Robert Erlich, MD Governor & Mayor William Donald Schaeffer, MD Haloti Ngata, Baltimore Raven Hearing & Speech Foundation Helix/Mid-Atlantic History Channel Internal Revenue Service Jim Palmer, Baltimore Orioles commentator John Astin, actor Johnny Alonso, actor John Waters, producer/director Kelly Ripken, spokesperson, wife of Cal Ripken Kweisi Mfume, congressman, NAACP Director Len Stoler automotive Leonard Hamm, Baltimore City police commissioner Lewkovision Productions Man & Machine Marin Alsop, BSO music director/conductor Martin Short, comedian Maryland General Hospital Mary Pat Clarke, Baltimore City Council Maslow Media Group – crew booking agency Mayor Martin O’Malley, Baltimore McCormick & Co. Medstar Franklin Square Hospital MedStar Georgetown Hospital MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital MedStar Montgomery Hospital Mercantile Bank Mia Redrick, author, “Time for Mom-Me” Michelle Kwan, skater & spokesperson Mike Bordick, Baltimore Orioles commentator Mike Rowe, actor Monica Reinagel, M.S., L.N. – “The Nutrition Diva” Monumental Life MTA NASDAQ Stock Exchange National Great Blacks in Wax Museum NBC, Washington, D.C. New Energy Media NewsChannel 8, Springfield, VA Old Virginia Films Order Productions Pam Miller, One Miller Management Passion of Persephone, video/website/photos Pastor Jamal Bryant Path One Communications, satellite media tours Phil Moore, Nickelodeon & Aqua Kids Proctor & Gamble Richard Steinbach Photography Rick Dempsey, Baltimore Orioles commentator Rick Kain Photography Robert Smith Photography Ryan Kerrigan, Washington Redskin Sam's Club Sandi Athey, WCBM talk show host Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, UK Sean Casey, WCBM talk show host Senate Insurance Senior Helpers Sinai Hospital Stuart Cove’s Dive South Ocean, Nassau, Bahamas Stuart Zolotorow Photography Sylvia Burwell, Secretary of Health & Human Services Trevor Noah for Comedy Central Victoria Gaither, the Newslady WBAL-TV Channel 11 WBFF-TV FOX 45 WCBM 680 AM WJZ-TV Channel 13 WMAR-TV Channel 2 WPOC Radio WQSR 105.7/ WWMX 106.5 .
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