Janet Arneau
- Actress
- Art Department
Janet's career in the entertainment business has been a diversified
journey spanning close to two decades. Her success as an actress in film,
television and theatre is a testimony to her hard work, dedication and
attention to detail. Janet's credits include appearing in 16 films, 40
theatrical productions and numerous television commercials and roles on
hit TV programs such as the FX channels "Rescue Me".
Janet has also appeared in industrial productions as a spokeswoman for Fortune 500 Companies such as AT&T, Coke, Phillip Morris and many others. Although she has been successful as an actress Janet's business skills is what separates her from the pack. Before launching her career as an actress, Janet owned and operated a successful retail dress business in Atlanta Georgia. Janet's business skills have been the driving force behind her goal of serving as a Producer and Creator of Reality Television.
Following in the footsteps of Donald Trump trademarking "You're Fired" and Paris Hilton claiming "That's Hot" as her own, someone named Janet Arneau has trademarked "What's Your Problem?" - the name of her show. Arnold has become protective of "What's Your Problem?" that she won an IP issue with ABC and Disney because the phrase is in ads for "Boston Legal." Arneau's lawyer, Robert Hantman, is said to be hoping that series star William Shatner will defend himself. Most recently Janet has created, produced and stared in her own comedic, reality based television show "What's Your Problem?". Janet's show has been broadcast for 4 seasons on the Time Warner Cable system in New York City and on National Lampoons closed circuit network targeted to over 600 colleges and universities throughout the U.S. "What's Your Problem?" has been shot on location in New York City, Paris, Hollywood, Miami Beach, Cannes France and many other exotic places throughout the world. National Lampoon has also repurposed the show for its internet based, on demand, entertainment web site. Janet has developed a clothing line themed after "What's Your Problem?" has an internet store to distribute her line along with and Ebay "What's Your Problem?" store.
To further hone her production skills Janet worked on the recently finished feature film, "The King of California" starring Michael Douglas. Janet further developed her business and film production knowledge as a product placement specialist and as a member of the art department for the film. Janet received her BS in Textiles from the University of Tennessee and received a certificate in Shakespeare studies from St. Catherine's College at Oxford University in England. Janet also studied acting with notable teachers such as Denny Albee, Joe Paradise, Michael Howard Studios and Dorsey Studios. Janet has been represented by Wilhelmina Creative division in New York and Los Angeles.
Janet has also appeared in industrial productions as a spokeswoman for Fortune 500 Companies such as AT&T, Coke, Phillip Morris and many others. Although she has been successful as an actress Janet's business skills is what separates her from the pack. Before launching her career as an actress, Janet owned and operated a successful retail dress business in Atlanta Georgia. Janet's business skills have been the driving force behind her goal of serving as a Producer and Creator of Reality Television.
Following in the footsteps of Donald Trump trademarking "You're Fired" and Paris Hilton claiming "That's Hot" as her own, someone named Janet Arneau has trademarked "What's Your Problem?" - the name of her show. Arnold has become protective of "What's Your Problem?" that she won an IP issue with ABC and Disney because the phrase is in ads for "Boston Legal." Arneau's lawyer, Robert Hantman, is said to be hoping that series star William Shatner will defend himself. Most recently Janet has created, produced and stared in her own comedic, reality based television show "What's Your Problem?". Janet's show has been broadcast for 4 seasons on the Time Warner Cable system in New York City and on National Lampoons closed circuit network targeted to over 600 colleges and universities throughout the U.S. "What's Your Problem?" has been shot on location in New York City, Paris, Hollywood, Miami Beach, Cannes France and many other exotic places throughout the world. National Lampoon has also repurposed the show for its internet based, on demand, entertainment web site. Janet has developed a clothing line themed after "What's Your Problem?" has an internet store to distribute her line along with and Ebay "What's Your Problem?" store.
To further hone her production skills Janet worked on the recently finished feature film, "The King of California" starring Michael Douglas. Janet further developed her business and film production knowledge as a product placement specialist and as a member of the art department for the film. Janet received her BS in Textiles from the University of Tennessee and received a certificate in Shakespeare studies from St. Catherine's College at Oxford University in England. Janet also studied acting with notable teachers such as Denny Albee, Joe Paradise, Michael Howard Studios and Dorsey Studios. Janet has been represented by Wilhelmina Creative division in New York and Los Angeles.
