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Professional Name
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Terry A. Yocham
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Years Experience
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6-10
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Primary Talent
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Actor
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Primary Genres
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Film, Theatre
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Secondary Talent
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Actor (Television)
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Additional Talent
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Unspecified
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Classification
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Amateur
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Spoken Languages
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English
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Ethnicity
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White/Caucasian
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Gender
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Male
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Hair Color/Eye Color
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Dark Brown/Brown
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Affiliations
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Not Affiliated
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Portfolio
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Coming Soon
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Management
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Self
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Major Influence
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Too many to list...
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City/State
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Springdale, Arkansas
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Merchandise
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No
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Headline
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| Terry A. Yocham - Actor Ready to Work |
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| I was still in high school when I first got "The Bug." I was in the chorus for the Spring musical, "Hello Dolly," and I was in the chorus, singing the titular song. When it was over the entire audience (about 1100 students and faculty) stood up and cheered. I rememeber thinking at that moment, "Man, I wish I could do this for a living!"
Well, now I'm trying to do just that. Acting has been a hobby of mine for almost ten years. Now I'm ready to see if I can make a living at it. I'm still living in Northwest Arkansas, but I plan on re-locating to Los Angeles in early 2008.
Drop me a line and we'll talk! |
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Guys and Dolls - Stage, 2007
Asi Asi (Just Like That) - Television, 2007
The Nerd - Stage, 2007
Camelot - Stage, 2006
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As Albert in Neil Simon's "The Dinner Party" | | | |  | Comment:
As Axel Hammond in Larry Shue's "The Nerd" | | | |  | Comment:
As Pellinore in Lerner and Lowe's "Camelot" | | | |  | Comment:
Me, all cleaned up. | | | |
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