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Susie did a duet with Fat Joe, which became an instant success on radio stations. Many of her other songs she sang as well as wrote and recorded were a top-rated song on local radio stations throughout Florida. In the following years, she graced the pages of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition, in addition to making her movie debut as the lead in the Lionsgate film "Know Thy Enemy," portraying a female rapper. Then, she was booked in roles for "Sydney White," Sex Drive," I Hope They Drink Beer at the Bar in Hell," and "Setup" with Bruce Willis. Apart from being a camera operator, Susie also loves producing and writing her own projects. An original pilot she co-wrote alongside Christie Campo was recently produced by her and featured Erin Moriarty as well as Peter Facinelli and Kellan Lutz. Together, she, Christie Campo, and Alona Tal, formed an production company that produced and writing their own productions. Susie Susie Susie

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