BIOGRAPHY
Charlene Juliette Geisler lives in
beautiful Southern California and at this
point is twelve years old. Her family and
friends usually call her 'Charlie' what
she thinks is quite cute. She is full of
energy and curious about everything.
Aquarians are like that.
She loves her family and friends, her 2
cats, her piano, singing, writing,
dancing and acting since age 6!
She has worked three times with
Producer/Director Damian Chapa on his
feature-length movies. She appeared in
the Eddie Murphy feature movie Norbit
(DreamWorks) as well as in the
record-smashing film The Hangover,
where she had a funny elevator scene
as Katie with the three main characters.
Charlene is fluent in German, a skill
combined with her acting talents, which
helped her secure a representation by
the Berlin talent agency Das Imperium/
Georg Georgi that took her under their
wing in January 2012 to represent her
in Germany and Europe.
She enjoyed working on major network
TV shows from West Wing and NCIS to
FlashForward. Besides working with
major studios and production
companies, Charlene has been part of
numerous short and independent movie
projects (i.e. the award-winning 'After
the Shearing short) as well as national
commercials (i.e. for carmaker Infiniti).
Recently, she also started working more
on the expanding new media venue i.e.
the amazing sci-fi project 10,000 Days,
starring Peter Wingfield and John
Schneider, Holt & Steele's accredited
'Starf*ckers' Series and the pilot
'Matchmakers' for Comedy Central.
Now 13 years young, she is venturing
into the producing field of movie making
and is Associate Producer on Brandon
Scullion's thriller/horror movie 'Live-In
Fear', which is scheduled to be filmed in
February 2012 in Utah. It is worth
mentioning that she also was offered
the role of Young Mallory in the project
after a successful table-reading and her
scenes will be filmed shortly.
But she also loves working on stage
and played the challenging role of Betty
Parris in Arthur Miller's theatre play The
Crucible at the Gallery Theatre in
Anaheim at the tender age of 8. She
has since been Belinda Cratchit in 'A
Christmas Carol' on stage at the
Tony-Award winning South Coast
Repertory and starred to raving reviews
again at The Gallery Theatre in three
different short stories of Mark Twain
adapted for the stage.
Charlene started doing voice over work
in June 2008 and booked a project right
away with Antley Drive Production, a
couple of days after finishing her VO
demo reel with Aliso Creek Productions/
William Williams. She has done sound
dubbing in German for Amadeus
Pictures' Polanski Unauthorized and
recently ADR work for the project
'Imaginary', which opened in June 2010.
Acting is her passion and so far it has
been an incredible journey for her
thanks to all the wonderful and talented
people she has met and even became
friends with.
But do you know what her biggest
dream is for the future?To become an
Astrophysicist to discover far away solar
systems or a poet who writes about a
little puppy that discovers a far away
land named joke-a-lot!
But until then, she enjoys every single
minute of being a child who happens to
love acting with a passion!
Thanks for stopping by!
Cheers,
~Charlie
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beautiful Southern California and at this
point is twelve years old. Her family and
friends usually call her 'Charlie' what
she thinks is quite cute. She is full of
energy and curious about everything.
Aquarians are like that.
She loves her family and friends, her 2
cats, her piano, singing, writing,
dancing and acting since age 6!
She has worked three times with
Producer/Director Damian Chapa on his
feature-length movies. She appeared in
the Eddie Murphy feature movie Norbit
(DreamWorks) as well as in the
record-smashing film The Hangover,
where she had a funny elevator scene
as Katie with the three main characters.
Charlene is fluent in German, a skill
combined with her acting talents, which
helped her secure a representation by
the Berlin talent agency Das Imperium/
Georg Georgi that took her under their
wing in January 2012 to represent her
in Germany and Europe.
She enjoyed working on major network
TV shows from West Wing and NCIS to
FlashForward. Besides working with
major studios and production
companies, Charlene has been part of
numerous short and independent movie
projects (i.e. the award-winning 'After
the Shearing short) as well as national
commercials (i.e. for carmaker Infiniti).
Recently, she also started working more
on the expanding new media venue i.e.
the amazing sci-fi project 10,000 Days,
starring Peter Wingfield and John
Schneider, Holt & Steele's accredited
'Starf*ckers' Series and the pilot
'Matchmakers' for Comedy Central.
Now 13 years young, she is venturing
into the producing field of movie making
and is Associate Producer on Brandon
Scullion's thriller/horror movie 'Live-In
Fear', which is scheduled to be filmed in
February 2012 in Utah. It is worth
mentioning that she also was offered
the role of Young Mallory in the project
after a successful table-reading and her
scenes will be filmed shortly.
But she also loves working on stage
and played the challenging role of Betty
Parris in Arthur Miller's theatre play The
Crucible at the Gallery Theatre in
Anaheim at the tender age of 8. She
has since been Belinda Cratchit in 'A
Christmas Carol' on stage at the
Tony-Award winning South Coast
Repertory and starred to raving reviews
again at The Gallery Theatre in three
different short stories of Mark Twain
adapted for the stage.
Charlene started doing voice over work
in June 2008 and booked a project right
away with Antley Drive Production, a
couple of days after finishing her VO
demo reel with Aliso Creek Productions/
William Williams. She has done sound
dubbing in German for Amadeus
Pictures' Polanski Unauthorized and
recently ADR work for the project
'Imaginary', which opened in June 2010.
Acting is her passion and so far it has
been an incredible journey for her
thanks to all the wonderful and talented
people she has met and even became
friends with.
But do you know what her biggest
dream is for the future?To become an
Astrophysicist to discover far away solar
systems or a poet who writes about a
little puppy that discovers a far away
land named joke-a-lot!
But until then, she enjoys every single
minute of being a child who happens to
love acting with a passion!
Thanks for stopping by!
Cheers,
~Charlie
HOME
My Photos
| There is always one moment in childhood when the door opens and lets the future in. - Graham Greene |
