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

  • Just a quick note to thank you for your fun attitude and professionalism during our recent filming of "Internal Affair" for Forensic Files. I do have to say, though, that filming Forensic Files was a lot of fun.

    Joe Peck, Actor/Singer