Stephanie Connell has been cast as Pauline in the forthcoming
feature film Service Man.
She has been cast to do a series of medical role
plays for the NHS in the East of England in May to July.
She was featured in a commercial
launching Mia Minerals, a new makeup range, for JML's Shopping
Channels on Sky in April.
She did a second playreading of
A One Way Ticket to Palookaville by Anthony Murphy, again playing
the character of Mrs Ma O'Rourke, at the Actors & Writers
London in early March.
She has been appointed to do
a series of medical role-plays for the East of England Project
'Supporting Self Management' with CFEP UK Surveys over the
next few months.
She played Hermoine/Doris/Camilla in a playreading of
From Page to Stage at Actors & Writers London, Hammersmith
in late February.
She continues to do her medical role-plays for
the Health Foundation in helping clinicians have a better understanding
of patients with chronic illnesses.
2008
She appeared in the winning play On
Raglan Road, which was read at Actors & Writers London's
writing competition in December.
She recently participated as a medical role player
for the NHS at their conference in Cambridge.
She did a rehearsed playreading
of Going Green by John Petherbridge at Actors & Writers London,
Hammersmith in November.
She won a BTMS Award at the Carnary
Wharf Film Festival Gala Night, click
here for press review.
Her work in Shop Spank, GSOH
and Choice & Taste was in the Rok Motion Showcase
at the Canary Wharf Film Festival which was held at the end of
August.
She played Nadine in a rehearsed playreading of
Where's George? at Actors &
Writers London, Hammersmith.
She has completed doing the voiceover of
Gladys Millford in Choice & Taste for mobile television.
She has been appointed to do a series of medical role-plays for
the East of England Project 'Supporting Self Management' with CFEP
UK Surveys for the next several months.
She has finished rehearsals for the movie Rapture.
She was assistant director to Martin Cort
for a playreading of Misanthrope II, Molière's masterpiece
mistranslated by Paddy
Gormley, at Actors & Writers London, Hammersmith.
She has finished rehearsals and filming Sandra for GSOH.
Stephanie has been cast as Sandra in GSOH
for mobile television. You
can view her screen test here.
She has completed filming the first series of Shop Spank, playing
The CEO, for mobile television.
She has finished doing the screentests for the roles of Patricia
and Sandra in GSOH, and for the Policewoman in ASK TV for Rok Motion. Click here to
view them.
She is involved in a three year project, doing medical role-plays
for CFEP UK Surveys, in conjunction with the Health Foundation.
2007
She
played Sandra Lawson in a rehearsed playreading of Martin Cort's
Death on the Doorstep at the Actors & Writers London, Hammersmith.
She was cast as Alek Bardici in the forthcoming
feature film Rapture directed by Steve Nesbit and produced by
Eve Hawking. This
role was initially male, but she managed to change their minds! It
has been announced that the character will now be known as Anika
Bardici. You can watch her screen test here.
You can view Stephanie playing Monk Helen in Final Fantasy
XI viral clip by clicking
here and selecting Visit Project/Monk Helen.
She was cast as The CEO for a pilot of Shop
Spank for Rok Motion, and has completed filming. You can
watch her audition on her Video & Audio page.
She has completed doing the voice over narration for Paddy
Gormley's Language with Altitude website, click
here to view his site.
She was shortlisted for three support roles in the feature
film Rapture and the screen tests have been filmed. You can watch
her screen tests on her Video & Audio page.
She did a playreading of A One Way Ticket
to Palookaville by Anthony Murphy, playing the character of Mrs
Ma O'Rourke, at the Actors & Writers
London in September.
She filmed a video Poker Instructional
Series: Match Day Poker for Rok
Entertainment Group.
She won the TVU 2007 Media Award for Best Actress for
her role as Barbara Moore in Richard Reeve's film Like a Rolling
Stone. The short film also won the TVU 2007 Media Award
for Best Film.
She continues to do role-plays for a company that specialises
in promoting excellence in heathcare relationships through professional
development
workshops around the British Isles.
