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Susie then performed a song featuring Fat Joe for Atlantic Records the song "Slow Your Roll" was an instant summer hit that was played on various radio stations. Some of the other songs that she performed as well as wrote and recorded were a top-rated song on local radio stations throughout Florida. The same issue she appeared in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. In addition, she made her feature film debut playing the role of a female rapper as lead character in "Know the Enemy" in a Lionsgate film. Then, she started to book roles in films, "Sydney White," "Sex Drive," "I hope They Serve Beer in Hell," "Setup," alongside Bruce Willis, and the blockbuster hit "Battle: Los Angeles." Apart from being a camera operator, Susie also loves producing and writing new projects. Recently, she completed a pilot presentation that she co-wrote with her writing partner Christie Campo, that they made, as well as starred in with Erin Moriarty, Peter Facinelli, Kellan Lutz, Alona Tal as well as Ethan Peck. Alona Tal and Christie Campo formed a production firm that produced and wrote their own scripts. Susie Susie Susie

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