Heilman & Haver - Episode 20 (Guest Jodi Rothfield)

Welcome to Heilman & Haver - Episode 20.  We hope you enjoy the show!

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NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Anthony Hopkins was just nominated for an Oscar for Best Actor for The Father, now playing at the Historic Roxy Theater in Bremerton.  Get more info and tickets at Far Away Entertainment and stay tuned for our coverage of the Oscar race with film Critic Matthew Turner and TCM author and commentator Jeremy Arnold, coming up in April.

 

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Jodi Rothfield

Originally from New York, Jodi attended Smith College and graduated from UC Berkeley with a Bachelor of Science degree in African American Studies. Her professional career began as a music producer and manager handling NYC’s top session players and rock bands. Her bands played at the notorious New York City rock houses CBGB’s, TRAX and Great Gildersleeves, opening for such acts as Talking Heads, Blondie and Guns & Roses. Jodi also worked as a producer for several music houses producing scores and jingles for films, television and radio. Her casting career began in Los Angeles in 1987 under the tutelage of Ronnie Yeskel and Gary Zuckerbrod.  Jodi moved to Seattle in 1989 to be with her husband, a native of Washington state, and is now a 32 year veteran of casting for film (Grassroots, Sleepless in Seattle, The Ring, Smoke Signals, Life or Something Like It, American Heart), TV (The Fugitive, Citizen Baines, Under One Roof,) and lead actor searches for features including The Spiderwick Chronicles, Speed Racer, Signs, Hearts in Atlantis, Stepmom, Great Expectations and many, many more. Jodi is also an adjunct instructor at Cornish College of the Arts and The Professional Actors’ Training Program at University of Washington. Jodi loves actors and is a devoted theatergoer.

Connect with Jodi: jodirothfield@gmail.com

 

COMING UP NEXT WEEK: Next week, Friday 3/26, we’ll be joined by Danielle Barnum, an experienced and accomplished talent photographer from Seattle who’ll share her tips on how actors and artists can best use photography to promote themselves and their brand and how professional head-shots can capture your style and character and enhance your portfolio.