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Michael Gavino
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Scott Stander and
Associates, Inc.
Jackie Stander
(818) 905-7000 |
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FILM & TELEVISION (Partial List): |
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| El Al Flight 426 |
Avner Slapak (STARRING) |
CBS/Discovery |
| Reaping the Girl |
Death (STARRING) |
TAC Productions |
| Murder by the
Book |
Smitty (STARRING) |
Lee Productions |
| Bad Boy |
Stiger (STARRING) |
Bad Boy Films |
| The Devil and the
Girl |
The Devil (STARRING) |
4-Um Films |
| Night of the
Escorts |
Jared (STARRING) |
Salinas Productions |
| I Wish I Was a
Fish |
George (STARRING) |
Sepic Films |
| Vietnam Worm |
Poindexter (STARRING) |
Hodge-Podge Productions |
| Mary's Secret |
Joseph (STARRING) |
Peter J. Bean Productions |
| Urban Shootout |
Kahn (STARRING) |
Maher Mahmud Films |
| The Encounter |
John (STARRING) |
Movie Machine Productions |
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COMMERCIALS: |
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| List Available Upon Request |
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THEATRE: |
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| The Final Hours
of Norma Jeane |
Rick (LEAD) |
Edge Theatre |
| Kurohune |
Henry Adams (LEAD) |
Edge Theatre |
| Love Suicides at
Schofield Barracks |
Sgt. Ruggles (LEAD) |
Edge Theatre |
| Porcelain |
William Hope (LEAD) |
Edge Theatre |
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TRAINING: |
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| Multiple Classes |
Judy Kerr |
Los Angeles, CA |
| Commercial
Auditioning |
Carolyne Barry |
Los Angeles, CA |
| Multiple Classes |
Ray Forchion |
Boca Raton, FL |
| Auditioning for
Film and Television |
Lori Wyman |
Boca Raton, FL |
| Multiple Classes |
Doug Wright |
Boca Raton, FL |
| Multiple Classes |
Linda Zerne |
Boca Raton, FL |
| Multiple Classes |
New York Film Academy |
New York City, NY |
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SPECIAL SKILLS: |
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| NCAA Baseball
Player, ACE Certified Personal Trainer, Chesapeake Accent, Maryland Accent,
Southern Dialects, British Accents, Wrestling, Extreme Physical Flexibility
-- Can Do Full Splits, Boxing, Mixed Martial Arts, Masters Degree in
Communication from Florida Atlantic University, Published Writer, Bilingual
(Conversational Spanish) |
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* Videotape Available * |
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As a boy in Maryland, Michael Gavino
used to walk through the woods dreaming of all sorts of fanciful
stories. He would often dream of being different
characters in those stories. Little did he know that
dreaming would lead to a lifetime of acting and writing.
After leaving Maryland, Michael attended Florida Atlantic
University where he excelled at academics and played for FAU's
NCAA intercollegiate baseball team. After earning his
Bachelor and Master's of Arts from FAU, Michael pursued his
artistic dream. He continued his studies by attending the
New York Film Academy and studying under several prestigious
private teachers. He also started to act and write.
As an actor, Michael has been in over thirty films and played
the lead in sixteen. The films in which he has starred
include Detour to Hell, Reaping the Girl, The Devil and the
Girl, Etiquette of Dating, The Unknown Hero, Yes You Do, Upside
Down Dan, Murder by the Book, Night of the Escorts, I Wish I was
a Fish, Vietnam Worm, Mary's Secret, Tutorial 666, Urban
Shootout, Caught Stealin', and The Encounter.
As a writer, Michael has been quite prolific.
His completed works include Angel City, Homer's Hot Air, Sammy
Superhero, 20 Spot, The Devil and the Girl, Reaping the Girl,
Runnin' from the Beast, The Unknown Hero, Fear the Magic, The
Pick Up Principle, Passion for Pat, The Encounter, The Fortune
Cookie, Boys Versus the Star, To Love of Not to Love,
Confrontation, Upside Down Dan, Grading the Scholar, and Adios.
Michael has earned many prestigious honors for his writing.
He has been invited to the highly regarded Latino Writer's Lab
twice, and he has been invited to the exclusive Latino Producers
Academy. His script, Angel City, was a semi-finalist in
the world renowned Page International Screenwriting Awards.
Another Script, Sammy Superhero, was a semi-finalist in the
equally highly regarded People's Pilot contest, and his script,
Homer's Hot Air, was a finalist in the very prestigious Spec
Scriptacular contest. Michael is happy for all he has
achieved and looks forward to the future. |
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"Michael Gavino is an
extremely talented actor not only performance wise, but more so
mentally. It is obvious from working with Michael that he
thinks out every performance in the context of the character.
In my work with Michael I can easily say he gave me exactly what
I wanted. I recall one audition a group of filmmakers and
I held which Michael attended. He gave a stirring
performance in which he got to the soul of his emotions and
wept. It will be exciting to see Michael continue to
develop his craft. I look forward to working with him in
the future." -- Peter J. Bean,
producer/director of Mary's Secret |
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"I have worked with
Michael on several projects and have had nothing but fun.
He is a good actor and a clever writer" --
Doug Miller |
| "I had the honor and pleasure of working
with Michael on the independent feature film, The Four
Horsemen. Michael was a consummate professional.
His talent and ability to take direction made my job much
easier. After Michael was selected for the role of ER
nurse, he was willing to aid our casting efforts by graciously
agreeing to take on an additional role that required several
long shoots in sweltering and often challenging locations.
Despite the hectic schedule and demanding shooting conditions,
every moment that Michael was on the set or at rehearsal, he
demonstrated the professionalism, preparation, flexibility, and
congeniality that made him one of our favorite actors with whom
to work. We found him to be a wonderful actor and an
incredible person, and I can't overstate how terrific it was to
have worked with him." --
Sammantha Ahrens, producer/director of The Four Horsemen |
EDGE Theatre
edgetheatre@earthlink.netDear
Michael,
Thank you so much for bringing "Rick" to
life on our stage. Although you were hired late, you were
the first off-book and enhanced our production with an excellent
performance. Following your earlier successes at EDGE,
it's clear you are an asset for theatre ... All my best,
Jim Tommaney
Artistic Director
Edge Theatre |
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