About Emily Condit

“The Brute Killer” (a film in which I played a kind-hearted beast from outer space) was received with critical acclaim this weekend at The Chicago Latino Film Festival.  The role required 7 hours of make-up and prosthetics application a day.  Here’s a clip of me trying to get my monster face right.

The wait is over!  SAG and AFTRA are now one union.  They’ve also gained a new member today.  As of now, I am a card carrying member of SAG/AFTRA!

You know those people that you see on the street with clipboards asking strangers for money to support a political cause?  “Canvassing!” is a commical look at their world.  Set to launch next fall, I portray Danny, office director and self procalaimed ‘greatest canvasser of all time.”  Check out “Canvassing!”

I recently made an appearance on the award winning webseries, ‘Girl Parts’.  Working with Kelsey and the girls was a blast!  Check out the whole season of ‘Girl Parts’.  You’ll be glad you did!  http://girlpartstheseries.com/

Tobias Deml’s film about a man crushed by a broken economic system screened at the SMC Film Festival this week. Shot guerilla style on the streets and busses of downtown Los Angeles, “Terminated” features me as Gerhard, a man unable to face the reality of his bleak situation.

I star alongside Sandford Holsapple in the Funnyordie.com sketch where arguments are settled with a smooch instead of a punch.  I fight in round 2 (starting at 0:57).  Stayed tuned after the credits for a little something extra.

KISS FIGHT – watch more funny videos

Milwaukee Chamber Theatre‘s production of, “Brooklyn Boy” by Donald Margulies is recieving an overwhelmingly postive response (http://www.jsonline.com/entertainment/arts/43259412.html)!

At left, I face off with actor Jim DeVita as Michelle Lopez-Rios looks on.  The show runs through May 3rd at the Broadway Theatre Center.

Insurgent Theatre’s original production is taking to the road on a college tour of the Midwest.  Based on actual events in connection with the radical 60’s protest group The Weathermen, “Bring the War Home” addresses the question of what makes a terrorist tick.  My role is modeled after an actual member of movement against the Vietnam war who suffered the ultimate loss for his convictions.

Cast directly from my performance as a front man for the rock group “Tastes Like Burning”, I tried my hand as an actor for the first time in the role of Joe Garcin, a punk rocker with a big mouth and a dark past.