Television

I played Mrs. Barkley in “Dr. X & The Quest for Food Safety,” which won the 2001 Emmy Award for Outstanding Children’s Programming/One-Time Children’s Special. I reprised the role in 2002’s “Lost at the Statue of Liberty.” By far the most fun role I ever had was in “Medical Detectives: Charred Remains.” I crawled through gravel, had my body stuffed into a trunk, and was ultimately blown up in a dumpster.

  • Valerie, you are a trooper!! And, a very good actress, I might add. I am glad you still enjoyed yourself after all of the dumping, trunk-stuffing, and ground crawling.

    Terry Fasano

Show Title
Role
Production Company
Video
Dr. X & The Quest For Food Safety
Mrs. Barkley
Blue Plate Productions
Lost at the Statue of Liberty
Mrs. Barkley
Blue Plate Productions
The Sturdy Beggars Comedy Show
Principal Player
Jerry & Joe Long, Producers
Sex: Now Your Talking
Host
Jose Antonio Ortiz, Producer
Sekai Gyakuten News
Pregnant Cocaine Dealer
Office Kei
Forensic Files: Interal Affair
Sherry Durall
Med Star Productions*
Forensic Files: Tight-Fitting Genes
Pam Kinamore
Med Star Productions*
Forensic Files: Charred Remains
Lynn Breeden
Med Star Productions*
Lehigh Valley Rising
Host
PBS 39
Sekai Gyakuten News
Chameleon Detective
Office Kei
The View
Arts Journal
Host
RCN/Mondillio Video
Breaking the Cycle: Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect
Host
Jose Antonio Ortiz, Producer
QVC

Testimonials

  • Thank you, Valerie! Valerie created a unique ceremony that incorporated our creativity, personal story, and fun side. As we planned for the day, Valerie met with us and shared ideas, and her expertise and was flexible with rewrites. The comments from the guests were "she was incredible", "entertaining" and "brought a fun spirit". We are so happy we went with Valerie; she was part of our special day.

    Allen & Allison