Tara Kleinpeter

Tara Kleinpeter

Tara Kleinpeter was born in Nashville, Tennessee, to Tom and Ginger Sanford, and has a brother, T.R. Sanford. While still young, her family moved to Florida, where they stayed until she was a teen. They then moved to Charleston, South Carolina, where she spent her formative years. Studying Dramatic Arts alongside her degree coursework, Tara received a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the College of Charleston. She was so fascinated with the workings of the heart that she went on to study Perfusion and Echocardiography at the Medical University of South Carolina. After finishing her formal education, Tara continued to pursue education and training in the Dramatic Arts. She studied at Tulane University, with The Groundlings, under Laura Gardner at The Howard Fine Acting Studio, and with Donovan Hardwick in Los Angeles. Tara's thirst for knowledge and the desire to learn has continued to play a major role in her life, most recently studying with Los Angeles-based acting coach Louis Herthum and Tim Phillips at Celtic Studios. Her dedication to the craft has paid off, as Tara landed a lead role in the upcoming Night Claws (2012), a dynamic small town horror movie starring Frank Stallone and Leilani Sarelle. This is Tara's largest part to date and her second speaking role in a SAG feature film. She credits writer David A. Prior for the role. Tara's studies have prepared her for a variety of work. She has acted in television commercials and movies, shorts, and numerous feature films. Her most recent works include "The Exile," The One Warrior (2011) with Dominic Keating and James Russo, and "The Saints of Mt. Christopher" with Tom Sizemore and Clifton Powell. She has also produced several of the projects she has performed in, including "Metamorphosis" with Nick Searcy and Patricia Bethune.
Tara Levine

Tara Levine

Ms. Levine's extensive experience has taught her to be patient and understanding, but never settle for less than excellence. She is very motivated, organized, detailed, forward thinking, inventive and gives her all to whatever she takes on. Ms. Levine has immense pride in what she does and benefits Film and TV Projects with the ability to handle several tasks at once, in addition to being a natural motivator and go-getter. Ms. Levine always rises above the call of duty, and works well with others; she is known as "T", but we will call her Tara. Tara's deep love and passion for acting and production began in the theatre at the ripe age of 4 years old. She was the featured child in "The King and I", in her hometown in Northern California. She briefly put aside her acting pursuits as she raised her children as a single mother, and found her way back to New Mexico. She has now resided there for 30 years, a few years spent in CA here and there. Tara has decades of experience in TV/Film; Featured, Primary roles, Lead/central cast, commercials, print work, & modeling. As she began getting back into the film world, she spent a year focused on watching the movement of production and working as a background actor on big budget features & shows. Tara was primarily chosen as Principal Background Talent, including: Mathew McConaughey's Lead Secretary in "GOLD", RECURRING Featured Juror #10 in S6 of Longmire, "Hell or High Water", "Katie Got a Gun", "Shot Caller", "Briarpatch" Pilot, and many more. In addition, Tara's professional include numerous Commercials, Modeling Gigs, Corporate Videos, News, Theater, Infomercials and Spokesmodel representation, & other entertainment-related participation as Production LP/Show Runner or Productions Coordinator. A couple of Tara fun facts: Her first film role was Background as "Kansas City Saloon Girl" in Kevin Costner's production "Wyatt Earp", and she starred as "Marty" in theatrical production "Grease", including a solo song.

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