Amber T. Chase

Amber was the last of six children of a poor family. She liked to dig holes in her back yard with her only toy, a silver spoon. She had the desire to travel and thought she would simply furrow through to the other side of the earth. One day her school brought her to a Broadway show, Porgy and Bess, that was on tour in her home town. It changed her life. She filled the huge hole in the backyard, now a public nuisance, and announced to her parents that she would travel to New York, study with Herbert Berghof and be an actress. Years later, after graduating from Concordia University where she majored in Performing Arts and Directing, she accomplished her dream in New York. She also studied with Lloyd Williamson. He introduced her to the renowned master teacher, Anna Sokolow. She also studied dance with Ann Reinking, Otis Salid Sand also at the Broadway Dance Center. Amber also sings and loves musicals. She is a character actress who has played housewives, hookers, spies, socialites, nuns, murderers and even a transvestite, all with equal fervor. In film, she worked on Covergirls, Of Unknown Origin, Rescuing Desire, Scandale and many independent projects. She often works on the other side of the camera as an independent film maker and human rights activist. Throughout her career she strove to perfect her craft and is a disciplined and imaginative actress. Amber is a member of: The National Arts Club, New York Women in Film and Television, IFP,The Dramatists Guild, The Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, The Drama League, Actors Equity Association and American Film and Television Artists and The Players Club.