
Judy was born in San Mateo, California, and began her professional acting career in Los Angeles in 1978. She has been in over 400 commercials, and 150 TV and film projects. She has won numerous awards for coaching and teaching at her own studio Keep it Real Acting Studios in addition to awards for her performance in MAD MEN gleaning the SAG AWARD for the Show. She travels all over the country teaching and inspiring actors with her vast knowledge and experience. Judy is also a published author of the Commercial Handbook called "I Booked It!" She also has a new book and online course entitled THE BUSINESS OF ACTING. She has done numerous seminars sharing her vast experience. Also, Judy hosts the Podcast HOLLYWOOD GAME CHANGERS @keepitrealacting/HGC. Being an avid Hiker, she wrote a book about her hikes all over the world called LIFE IS LIKE A HIKE...the best view comes after the Hardest climb. Her son Frankie Manes is also an actor.
Biography from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA. Credits and photos from TMDB.
The titles people know Judy from.
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as Sarah
as Mary
as Lois

as Judge Celia Jones · 1 episode

as Judge Andrews

as Louanne
as Deb Thomas · 2 episodes
as Adelle Waters · 1 episode

as Nan
as Dog Owner · 1 episode

as Gigi
as Geri · 1 episode

as Judge Vincent · 1 episode
as Woman at Bar · 1 episode
as Booster 1 · 1 episode
as Ms. Wright · 1 episode
as Doris · 1 episode
as Sara · 1 episode
as Olive Healy · 3 episodes
as Clerk · 1 episode
as Edna · 1 episode
as Gladys Stone · 1 episode
as Irene Kelly · 1 episode
as Event Planner · 1 episode

as Realtor · 1 episode

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as Marianne

as Deborah Gerard · 4 episodes
as Judy
as Nurse · 1 episode
as Doris · 1 episode
1 episode
as Harried Woman · 1 episode
as Lorraine Catalano · 1 episode
as Waitress · 1 episode

as Dr. Yamura's Nurse
as Mrs. Silverberg · 1 episode
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as Teacher
as Construction Manager · 1 episode
as Joan Ferguson · 1 episode
as Judge McGarrett · 9 episodes
as Elaine Stevens · 1 episode
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