A Glimpse of Bridgette's Acting Journey Thus Far...


Commencing her acting adventure in 2017, Bridgette consistently amasses noteworthy roles in film, television, and voice work, encompassing supporting parts and extra/background appearances. Bridgette firmly commits to the perpetual study of acting via her acting classes and opportunities. She persistently explores resources for assisting her as she assiduously hones her memorization techniques, reading prowess, verbal communication, physical endurance, imaginative characterization, and receptive aptitude to efficiently respond to direction, rhythm, and more. Boasting years of experience in human resources, Bridgette excels as a gifted communicator, adroitly narrating the unfolding tale she's portaying, both for the audience's benefit and for potential scene co-actors.

 


Bridgette's most recent acting projects...


Bridgette is thrilled to take on her current role as Judge Thompson in "The Jury Experience" in Houston, Texas. She feels it's a brilliant chance to highlight her talents and engage with the audience. Reviews from the May performance say: "Our favorite was the judge. She was hands down perfect for her part." and "The Judge was amazing." Indeed, Bridgette delivers a dynamic and gripping performance that captivates all attendees. Mark your calendars for the July 5th show. For ticket information, please visit External link opens in new tab or windowThe Jury Experience - Houston.



Commercial project for The Museum of Fine Arts


Short film project, "Cinephilia". Check out Bridgette's performance around minute 23:02.



Other Acting Projects




Voice Work


Bridgette was so honored to be a part of "Breaking Three Hours: Trailblazing African American Women Marathoners"  which is a 2022 feature length documentary film directed and written by External link opens in new tab or windowAnthony Renard Reed. It is about nine USA-born, African American women, who ran 26.2-mile marathons in under three hours and were inducted into the National Black Distance Running Hall of Fame. In the documentary, Bridgette is the voice of Harriet Tubman.