Judy Herrera
Judy Herrera | |
---|---|
Born | New Mexico, United States |
Education | American Musical and Dramatic Academy University of New Mexico |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1995–present |
Judy Herrera is an American actress. She graduated from drama school (AMDA) in Manhattan.[1]
Herrera made her onscreen debut starring as a deaf youth in the network TV movie, Blue Rodeo (1996), with Ann-Margret and Kris Kristofferson.
Filmography[]
Film[]
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
1997 | The Postman | Carrier | |
1997 | Melting Pot | Dolores | |
1998 | East of Hope Street | Alicia Montalvo | "Best Actor" Award, 1998 New Orleans Urban Film Festival[2] |
1998 | Yellow Wooden Ring | Greta | Short film |
1998 | Restons Groupés | Desawenta | |
1999 | The Green Mile | Bitterbuck's daughter | Deleted scene[3] |
2000 | The Independent | Carole/Blue Sky | |
2001 | Tortilla Soup | Eden | |
2001 | The Doe Boy | Geri | "Best Supporting Actress" Award, 2001 American Indian Film Festival[4] |
2002 | The Flats | Paige | |
2007 | Tortilla Heaven | Dinora | Shared Nomination - "Outstanding Performance of a Lead Latino/a Cast in a Motion Picture", 2008 ALMA Awards[5] |
2010 | Inhale | Claudia |
Television[]
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
1996 | Blue Rodeo (TV Movie) | Bonnie Tsotsie | TV movie |
1997 | ER | Pedes Nurse | Episode: "Friendly Fire" |
1999 | Walker Texas Ranger | Rachel Falcon | Episode: "Team Cherokee Part I" Episode: "Team Cherokee Part II" |
2000 | Camp P | (Recurring role) | TV pilot for MTV |
2006 | Wildfire | Leanne Diaz | Episode: "A Good Convict is Hard to Find" |
2008 | Living Hell (aka Organizm) | Pfc. Una Fernandes | TV movie |
2011 | Let Them Shine | Dee | TV movie |
Stage[]
- End Town (1995) by Dante Ventresca - Role: Allegra - Directed by Thor Steingraber - Nailing The Kipper Presents Theatre Company - Hollywood Moguls Theatre, Los Angeles
- Bellyfruit (1996) by Maria Bernhard, Janet Borrus, Susannah Blinkoff and Kristen Scheimer - Role: Araceli - Directed by Kerri Green - Los Angeles Theatre Center Main Stage
References[]
- ^ Judy Herrera at IMDb
- ^ http://www.timrusstribute.com/Awards.htm
- ^ "The Green Mile 1999 Deleted Scenes - Director Frank Darabont Commentary". DailyMotion. Retrieved Nov 7, 2019
- ^ Awards for Judy Herrera at IMDb
- ^ Awards for Judy Herrera at IMDb
External links[]
- Judy Herrera at IMDb
Categories:
- American film actresses
- American stage actresses
- American television actresses
- Actresses from New Mexico
- Living people
- 21st-century American women