Susan Krumdieck
Susan Krumdieck is known for Living the Change: Inspiring Stories for a Sustainable Future (2018).
Susan Kucera
Susan Kucera has been working in film since her youth, first as a camera assistant studying the Athabasca Glacier creating educational short films with her father, Glaciologist, Dr.Richard Kucera, for Encyclopedia Britannica Film Corporation, then as a screenwriter and director of documentaries. She produced, wrote, directed, and filmed Trading on Thin Air starring Nation Magazine's Alex Cockburn (2009). She wrote, filmed, directed, edited, and co-produced For the Love of Tango starring Broadway's Forever Tango, Jorge Torres (2014). She directed and filmed Improv(e) (2011) a documentary short highlighting the work of the Unusual Suspects Theatre Company and the teens from John C. Fremont High School in LA. She directed, filmed, and edited award-winning Breath of Life, starring Richard Dawkins (2014). Susan is director and cinematographer of the film Living in the Futures Past, a collaboration with Academy award-winning Jeff Bridges. The film has won multiple awards including the New York Film Festival and the UN gold medal for Outstanding Achievement in International Communications which best exemplifies the ideals and goals of the United Nations. Susan's documentaries have been featured in the U.S, Canada, and the UK on National Geographic, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Shaw, NHK, KCET, LINK TV, Time Warner, and schools and universities as well as translated for and featured on platforms in Italy, Germany, and Argentina.
Susan Kyd
Susan Kyd is an actress, known for Up the Garden Path (1990), Chain (1990) and Genie in the House (2006).
Susan L. Oelkers
Susan L. Oelkers is an actress, known for Titletown High (2021). She has been married to Rick Oelkers since June 2, 1974. They have two children.
Susan LaBrecque
Born in Abington, MA (South of Boston), Susan grew up in Drum and Bugle Corps as a performer in the color guard. She studied ballet, jazz and modern dance at several locations, including the Boston Ballet, Green St. Studios, Jeanette Neil Dance and at UMASS Boston. She graduated with a degree in Theatre and moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career soon thereafter! In 2003, she married and moved to Long Beach, MS where she works as an actor, dance teacher and Pilates/Yoga instructor. She also regularly attends workshops to meet and work with casting directors. Recently, those have included: Ryan Glorioso, Matthew Morgan, Matthew Sefick, Jen Inguilli, and Helen McCready. She also continues her education with web-based programs by Amy Jo Berman, coaching with Lance Nichols and scene study classes with Gary Grubbs.
Susan Lacy
Susan Lacy is a producer and writer, known for American Masters (1985), Jane Fonda in Five Acts (2018) and This Reporter (1990). She is married to Halsted Welles. She was previously married to Bill N. Lacy.
Susan Landis
Susan Landis is known for Prison Girls (1972) and Blood Sabbath (1972).
Susan Lanier
Susan Lanier, also known as Suze Lanier-Bramlett, was born in Dallas, Texas. This multi-talented and sassy actress, producer, director, writer, vocalist and musician is most known for starring in The Hills Have Eyes (1977), Welcome Back, Kotter (1975) and Cut! (2014). She has performed everywhere from Broadway with Tennessee Williams to the big screen with Wes Craven to the small screen opposite John Travolta. She was married to musical icon Delaney Bramlett.
Susan Lankester
Susan Lankester is an actress and producer, known for Take Me to Dinner (2014), Balistik (2014) and Relationship Status (2012).
Susan Laprelle
Susan Laprelle is known for Extinction (2018), Godzilla (1998) and Bright (2017).