This work lives at the intersection of creativity, lived experience, and visual storytelling across television, print, and commercial campaigns,
Her screen and print work is rooted in authenticity — often informed by her military background, creative lens, and ability to translate real experience into compelling visual moments.
screen & print work
Television & Screen Appearances
Dr. Beast has appeared across scripted and unscripted television, including:
The Equalizer — Special abilities actor work, drawing on military experience, physical awareness, and tactical movement
Manifest — Special abilities actor work informed by service and embodied performance
Succession — Background and featured work within a prestige television environment
Brides Gone Styled — Principal in an on-screen appearance within lifestyle and reality television on TLC.
Cash Cab (2019) — Featured principal appearance alongside Dr. Beauty
Print & Modeling Work
In addition to screen work, Dr. Beast has participated in national print and commercial campaigns, including work alongside her children, who are active child models.
Notably, she and her daughter were featured in a major multi-year campaign with Carter’s, which ran for approximately three years. This work highlighted authentic family representation, lifestyle storytelling, and brand-forward imagery across national platforms.
This body of work reflects:
Comfort in front of the camera
Strong physical and spatial awareness
An ability to translate lived experience into performance
Authentic representation across family, leadership, and lifestyle narratives
Screen and print work are approached not as performance for visibility’s sake, but as another medium for storytelling, representation, and cultural relevance.