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Cindy Baer

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Cindy Baer

  • Married cinematographer Matthew Irving in the little chapel in Yosemite National Park on April 30, 2005.
  • In 1997 Cindy Baer joined the Big Sisters of Los Angeles program, and became a mentor to an 11-year-old at-risk girl named Celeste Davis. Four years later, Baer produced and directed a screenplay written by Davis called Purgatory House (2004), casting Davis, who had never acted before, in the lead role. Purgatory House was filmed in 2001, one year before the movie Thirteen (2003).
  • Has appeared on film making panels across the country speaking as an expert on low budget and 21st century film making.
  • Believing that acting saved her own life as a child, in 2000 she founded the Mosaic Theatre Company: a California non-profit, public benefit company, whose mission is to get kids excited about creating art, music and theatre as an alternative to negative outlets.
  • Created one of the most successful children's entertainment companies in the Southern California area, when she was 22-years-old, employing over 50 actors and facilitating up to 40 events per week. As a birthday clown (and various princess characters) her clients included Diane Keaton, Mel Harris, Hunter Tylo, Ozzy Osbourne, Tawny Kitaen, Oscar De La Hoya, Arnold Schwarzenegger & Maria Shriver, Andy Garcia,and Steven Spielberg.

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