• Hannah's Gift has started to generate a bit of buzz with Victoria in the Starring Role. Stay tuned for upcoming festival dates!

• Developing a new Cooking Show "This Man's Kitchen" for Cable Network.

• Booked National Commercial for Time Warner Cable.

• Booked Lead in Hannah's Gift - an Independent Feature film with Academy and Emmy Award winning team.

• Played Biondello in Taming of the Shrew this summer.

• Victoria is freelancing with Kathleen Schultz & Associates for Commercial and Print Work!  She has also wrapped a film titled "A Willed Painting" in which she plays Liz, a sweet, funny, slightly sarcastic girl. Her reel has also been finished and is available upon request.  

• "There nor There" a full length Feature Film in which Victoria plays Jamie, one of the 4 Leads will be in Festivals starting January 2006!  A List of Festivals and Premiers will be posted soon! 

• Victoria has arrived in LA!  After spending 6 Full days driving from NYC by herself, she has made it safely to the City of Angels.  She stopped at many sights along the way and took hundreds of pictures, which you can see on her blog.  She has spent the last few weeks auditioning for Films, meeting Agents and getting used to her new surroundings.  She was cast as the LEAD in a film titled "Rocky 6 - Draco" which will be heading to festivals in a few weeks. 

• Hello! Victoria is back in NYC for a couple of weeks after directing two Children's shows in Roseville, MN (a suburb of St.Paul).  The shows were "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Wizard of Oz" which went off without a hitch.  Both shows were produced in 15 hours, which meant that the kids (between the ages of 6 and 13) had to learn their lines, songs and choreography in three short mornings and then perform on the 4th day.  :)  Ah yes, slightly stressful but very fun.  Not to worry, the plays were only 30 minute versions. :)  For more information on Rymer - Hadley Center for the Arts please click here!

• Victoria has recently wrapped a short film entitled "Squeeze your Thumbs" (Drueck die Daumen) for the 48 Hour Film Festival.  For those of you unfamiliar with the Competition, the genre for the film is picked out of a hat (for the team it was Foreign Film) and then the Film has to be completed within 48 Hours. The screening, which occurred on July 12th in NYC was great!  "Drueck die Daumen" was very well received but Congratulations are in order for the winning team of "Blown Glass".

She has also been studying with Paul J. Parker and Jemima Godsall through AIDA in NYC. She will be continuing her studies with them in Los Angeles starting mid-September.