Tara Tomicevic

What People Are Saying

"One of the most talented, hardest working young actors in LA. Smart and ready to work (a LOT!) Keep your eye on Ms. T!"

-Billy DaMota, Casting Director

"Very, very compelling. Good strength and excellent adjustments."

-Scott David, Casting Director

"Not only is she an accomplished actress both on stage and in front of the camera, but an absolute delight to work with."

-Charlie Holliday, Acting Coach & Casting Director

"Tara is a pleasure to work with! She comes to set well-prepared and with a positive attitude. Her talent and professionalism made my job easy."

-Bianca Darville, Producer

"One of the most disciplined actresses that I’ve ever worked with. She possesses a rare level of awareness and skill uncommon for actors her age."

-Huy Vu, Director

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  • 1.10.12: Shot the lead in the short, I'm a Bookie, Bitch!
  • 12.9.11: Ecstatic to begin working with Deborah Miller at Shelter Entertainment. Beautiful people.
  • 10.27.11: Really?, which I co-created/co-wrote, is getting buzz on Funny or Die: Incompatible Pictures.
  • 8.22.11: Wrapped the feature Desert Warrior at the Santa Clarita Blue Ranch studios, complete with burning buildings and a humvee.
  • 4.29.11: Filming Don't Pass Me By, starring C. Thomas Howell, Michael Madsen, Jeremy London, and Jake Busey!
  • 3.15.11: On set for Azienda today. Parliamo Italiano.
  • 12.22.10: New promo for Nexon on the "Other Videos" page. Zelda, anyone? Over 150,000 HITS on the MapleStory Channel!
  • 12.6.10: Reading the lead in a new play, Aviatron, at Theater of NOTE in Hollywood.
  • 10.11.10: Performing with SketchComedyShow.com, winners of the 2010 International Sketch Comedy Championships, this Wednesday the 13th at the Theatre Asylum in Hollywood!
  • 4.17.10: Mark at the Movies was nominated for a '09-'10 Northern California Emmy! 

Latest Reviews

"...Tara gave one impressive performance."

- Lee Hartgrave, For All Events Magazine

"Tara sweetly captures the anxiety of orphan Essie."

- Richard Connema, Talkin' Broadway

"[Tara] reminded me of Audrey Hepburn’s Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s...young, carefree, but with a dark past"

- Microfilmmaker Magazine