Photo of actress Wendy Davis from Army Wives published in Dec 08 issue of Heart & Soul

My photo of actress Wendy Davis from Lifetime’s Army Wives was published this Dec 08 in print magazine Heart & Soul.

Wendy Davis grew up in a small town just outside Baltimore Maryland. She earned a Degree in Theatre from Howard University. After graduating, Wendy moved to Los Angeles CA to pursue her acting career.

Wendy first big break came on the television series, “High Incident”, DreamWorks SKG’s first, one-hour series. Wendy was hand picked by living legend Steven Spielberg to star in the series. Of her performance in the pilot episode “The Hollywood Reporter” wrote, “The large and strikingly good looking cast all make outstanding first impressions, and Wendy Davis is magnificent as a cop’s widow”. Later Wendy was cast as a detective on “EZ Street”, a one-hour drama produced by Paul Haggis, Academy Award winning writer of “Million Dollar Baby” and writer/director of “Crash”. Her other series are “The New WKRP In Cincinnati”, and “In Our Lives.” Wendy has starred in several films, her credits include “Rendezvous”, “Return To Two Moon Junction”, “Reptile Man”, “Trapped” and her most recent “Mother Ghost” starring Kevin Pollack, Mark Thompson and Dana Delaney.

Wendy has guest starred on many TV shows. Her credits include “Commander and Chief”, “Cold Case”, “Grey’s Anatomy”, “The District”, “Angel”, “Any Day Now”, “The Steven Weber Show”, “Profiler”, “The Gregory Hines Show”, “Coach”, “South Of Sunset”, “Martin”, and “Between Brothers”. Wendy received a Drama Logue Award for her performance in the play “Talking With”.

“Army Wives”, Wendy’s current project has an incredible team behind it, starting with executive producer Mark Gordon (Grey’s Anatomy, Criminal Minds, Saving Private Ryan). Of “Army Wives” Wendy said “Every once and a while you’ll find a project that really speaks to you, a project that is important to you because of the context, and the people you represent. “Army Wives” is that way for me. It is an honor and a privilege to tell the stories of Army Wives. It time people got to know these real unsung Hero’s”.