Noted actress, she had a multifaceted career that extended far beyond the realm of film, television, and commercials. In fact, she had the distinction of having appeared in numerous professional plays and musicals throughout her career.
As her acting career began to wind down, she made the decision to retire from the spotlight at the tender age of 25. It was at this juncture that she decided to pursue a new passion, and thus began her apprenticeship under the guidance of the world-renowned voice teacher, Bob Corff.
Seven years would pass before the two would tie the knot, and it was during this time that they would go on to found the esteemed Corff Voice Studios in Los Angeles. This marked the beginning of a new chapter in her life, one that would see her share her expertise with others through private lessons and group instruction.
In addition to her work at the Corff Voice Studios, she would also go on to co-author several notable publications, including the acclaimed "Achieving the Standard American Accent" C.D. and workbook. Her work did not stop there, as she would also co-author a series of accent CDs and workbooks that would cover nearly every accent found around the world.
Today, she continues to share her talents with others, teaching private lessons and leading classes at the prestigious Beverly Hills Playhouse and Lee Strasberg Institute. Her dedication to her craft and her students is evident in all that she does, and she remains a respected and sought-after voice coach in the industry.
