Biography

Entertainer Paulette Dozier, a member of SAGAFTRA, AEA, ASCAP, and WIFT, brings a wealth of experience to her career as a singer, actress, voiceover performer, and talent coach. With a Master's Degree in Interdisciplinary Arts, she consistently pursues excellence in her work. Her voice has been featured in voiceover ads for brands like Häagen-Dazs and Nature Valley Granola Bar, as well as in her catalog of jazz CDs and other international recording projects as a featured vocalist.

Dozier's acting career has provided her with opportunities to showcase her skills on both stage and screen. Among her theater credits are the portrayal of Billie Holiday in "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill", Jeanette in "Crowns" working alongside Broadway star Melba Moore, and Geneva Lee Browne in "The 1940s Radio Hour" which earned her a Carbonell nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical. In film, she can be seen in the role of Martin's Mother in "God Incorporated" (2019), where Kevin Miles, famously known as "Jake from State Farm", portrayed son Martin.

Beyond her theater and film endeavors, Dozier has also appeared in principal roles for TV commercials, including several "Simply Healthcare" campaigns with their spokesperson Magic Johnson; and "Michelob Ultra" (2023 Superbowl ad) working alongside Succession star Brian Cox and various other well-known personalities.

Paulette Dozier's diverse artistic journey has allowed her to explore different creative avenues throughout her career, and she continues to embrace taking on new creative challenges.
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