For the film "12 Days of Giving," I was chosen to join the crew as a PA as well as wardrobe assistant. I gained experience in a little bit of every area, including production, wardrobe, set design and art, and all-around gophering.  

Independent feature film, filmed in Fremont, NE!

In this student-run cabaret, I played multiple roles: the Diva soloist, an ensemble singer and dancer, a "Songs for a New World" singer, Tracy Turnblad, pre-show piano player, and waitress! (Photo by TJT Photography)

Directed by Student Director Team/Alpha Psi Omega, Midland University

In "Quilters," our cast consisted of 12 amazing women, rather than 7 as the script is written. I played mostly the role of Jenny (Sarah's eldest daughter), sang "Never Grow Old," as well as Joy (who gets lost while getting baptized!), a calf whose mother dies in a blizzard, and various roles in other story-telling scenes. (Photo by TJT Photography)

Directed by Dan Hays, Midland University

In "Zombie Prom" I played the role of Ginger, the nerd of Toffee's trio of girlfriends - complete with glasses and pigtails!

Directed by Lee Meyer, Midland University

In "Godspell," I played myself as a disciple of Jesus - most closely resembling the role of Gilmer in the script, I played piano and sang "Learn Your Lessons Well," sang in the ensemble, and played various roles in the parable scenes. (Photo by TJT Photography)

Directed by Dan Hays, Midland University

In high school, I played Schwarzy, the child with two fathers and a lisp. In college, I played Marcy, the know-it-all who speaks 6 languages (and can say "hello" in at least 7 more!)

Directed by Lee Meyer (Midland University), Stephen Mandelko (Abraham Lincoln High School)

I performed as a chorus/ensemble member in Midland's production of "Joseph," sang the part of the angel in "One More Angel in Heaven," and engaged with the young (primary school-aged) actors who joined us as part of our cast.

Directed by Lee Meyer (Midland University)

As a member of this ensemble, I was involved in a variety of scenes that told jokes and re-created the stage version of this old comedy TV show. 

Directed by Lee Meyer (Midland University)

For "The Wedding Singer," I was a props and costumes assistant, helping arrange for cast costume needs, find and make necessary props, help paint the set, and work backstage during the show with props.

Midland University