During this quarantine, I have found myself with some free time on my hands. So, I decided to work on another aspect of acting: Voice Over! I am happy to share that with a lot of time and effort, I…
Throughout September and October I was enrolled in the Advanced Improv class at The Groundlings. This class is the third, after basic and intermediate, in The Groundling’s core track. On The Groundlings website, it says the core track is: “at…
Earlier this month, I was featured on the podcast “Peers and Beers.” Below is a link: https://www.rentalhouseproductions.com/podcast-1/episode-4-isabel-klein This podcast is hosted by my friends, Steven Baer and Paul DiRico. They started this podcast in association with their new production company:…
I just wrapped the short film “Cyber Hi” directed by Michelle Sastraatmadja, cinematography by Amber Jones, and produced by Lilith Mo. This is how Lilith explained the film, “a six-minute USC short film set in the near future about a…
I’m so excited to be signed theatrically and commercially with Julie Smith at Smith & Hervey/Grimes. I’m humbled to be represented by someone as skilled and committed as Julie. Here is more information from their website about the history of…
The KWVS Exists Festival was a really successful event tonight! Organizers say the festival “is driven by inclusivity, creativity, and community.” I had the opportunity to do a couple of readings in the Pepperdine amphitheater and audience response was good.…
Last night was the premiere of our film. I was the Producer and an actor for “Unknown Caller.” It’s the culmination of my final media production class at Pepperdine. (I took a photo with my friend Christine Galyean who was…
It was challenging to play the role of Grumio in Pepperdine’s gender-bending “Taming of the Shrew.” Grumio is a major source of humor for the audience. I really enjoyed creating the character. The play was directed by Scott Alan Smith.…
I’m grateful I was asked to pose for the featured photo of a story for the Pepperdine Graphic Newspaper. The concept was to depict a student in an altered state. (There’s a link to the story below.) It’s a meaningful…
Thank you Pepperdine Center for the Arts and photographer Ron Hall for the outstanding production photos from our sold-out run. The images show the incredible set by Tyler Gabbard, Costume Design by Bailey Soudelier, and Lighting Design by Kyle Wurtz.…