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Katie G |
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19
from London, United Kingdom
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Model, Actor, Musician, Dancer |
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| I'm hugely career-driven but never take myself too seriously; I'm dedicated and enthusiastic but above all, fun! I believe that variety is the spice of life and broad horizons are essential. I love music, travelling and the rush of performance; I will try anything once because this is my life and I'm here to enjoy it! | |
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| Hair colour: |
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Brown |
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Eye colour: |
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Green |
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Long |
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Dress size: |
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10 |
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3.5 UK / 5.0 US / 36.0 Euro |
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Ethnicity: |
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White / Caucasian |
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167 cm / 5ft 6in |
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2009
Linda Butler School of Dancing : RAD Advanced One Classical Ballet, RAD Grade 8 Ballet & Character, ISTD Advanced Two Modern, ISTD Advanced One Tap, ISTD Gold Jazz Award, Reading, UK
2008
Queen Mary's College : A Level Dance, A Level Drama & Theatre Studies, A Level English Literature, NCFE Dressmaking, Basingstoke, UK
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Modeling experience & availability |
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 | Fashion |
| | Print/Editorial |
|  | Sport/Fitness |
| | Swimwear |
| | Artists Model |
| | Lingerie |
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| Runway |
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| | Casual |
| | Parts Modeling |
| | Art |
| | Glamour |
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- Studio modelling for vintage clothes website 'Baby Says Boutique' - www.babysaysboutique.com. I am used on a regular basis, being the store's regular model along with two others, modelling both clothes and accessories.
- Editorial location modelling for up & coming fashion magazine 'Yours Truly', due to be released next year.
- Dance portoflio; A combination of studio, location and action work.
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5 years of acting training:
- Official qualification in A Level Drama & Theatre Studies.
- Knowledge of influential and contemporary playwrights and styles.
Previous roles include:
- The Mayor in 'The Government Inspector' by Nikolai Gogol.
- Gail in 'Teechers' by John Godber.
- Cha-Cha in 'Grease: The Musical'.
- All roles in 'The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband' by Debbie Isitt.
I have a clear, properly enunciated accent and project myself well, as well as being able to adapt to other dialects and methods of speech. I have a lot of stage experience and would love to move forward into television or independent films!
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My music experience consists of voice work only. I have a few years of singing training, and my style/repetoire focuses on musical theatre and alternative work.
Previous musical theatre songs include:
- 'It's Raining On Prom Night' from Grease: The Musical.
- 'There Are Worse Things I Could Do' from Grease: The Musical.
- 'I Don't Know How To Love Him' from Jesus Christ Superstar.
- 'When You're Good To Mama' from Chicago, amongst many others.
Previous alternative songs include:
- 'Excuse Me Mister' by No Doubt.
- 'Short Stories With Tragic Endings' by From Autumn To Ashes.
- 'Nobody Puts Baby In The Corner' by Fall Out Boy... amongst many others!
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16 years of dance training:
- Official qualifications (up to Advanced Two ISTD and Advanced One RAD) in classical ballet, character/national, modern, jazz and tap.
- Extensive experience in the above, as well as contemporary, street jazz, musical theatre and hip-hop.
- Mid-level experience in partnering (classical and jazz/contemporary), ballroom, american tap, rock and roll, locking, popping, krumping and house.
- Knowledge and a year's worth of teaching experience of ISTD Modern, Tap and Jazz Award syllabuses, ages 11-18.
- Main choreography styles are hip-hop, contemporary and jazz, with references to swing/lindy-hop and classical ballet.
Extensive performance experience includes:
- Dancer in Twenty Twenty's music video for 'Get Down'.
- The Dame in 'La Fille Mal Gardee'.
- Carabosse in 'The Sleeping Beauty'.
- Cha-Cha in 'Grease: The Musical'.
- Countless modern, tap & jazz showcases, sets including 'Bye Bye Blackbird', 'The Good Die Young', 'The Girl From Ipanema', 'The Car Man' and 'Nutcracker!' by Matthew Bourne, 'All That Jazz', 'Hot Honey Rag' and 'Steam Heat' to name a few!
- Performances at prestigious venues such as the Royal Albert Hall.
I love to dance! It's my passion and always has been. I can adapt myself to any style, bring performance to any role, and always work with determination! I am up for anything but really want to move into musical theatre, jazz, rock 'n' roll and hip-hop in particular.
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