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Shana Ann Golden (born 12 September) is a musician and actress who was a background actress in several episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation. She received no credit for her appearances.

Golden was born in Beverly Hills, California and studied acting under Michael De Cicco, comedy under Bill Huddnut, and improvisation under Roger Manning. She is a skilled dancer and singer, and is able to play several instruments, such as drums, classical guitar, and electric guitar. As a professional musician, she joined her first band "The Triple B's (the Big Beautiful Babies) at the age of sixteen. For several years, she has been part of the rock band KonaWind as lead guitarist and background vocal performer. Golden worked also as a show girl in Las Vegas for five years and was featured in the November 2003 issue of Playboy, in a pictorial with musician Roger Daltrey.

Golden had recurring roles in the television series Hooperman and The New Dating Game, was featured in Just in Time, and appeared in shows such as The Today Show and VH1 Classic.

Among her feature film resume are the music drama La Bamba (1987, with Rosanna DeSoto, Sam Anderson, Stephen Lee, and Noble Willingham), the comedy Glitch! (1988, with Julia Nickson and Marjean Holden), Blake Edwards' comedy Sunset (1988, with Malcolm McDowell, Andreas Katsulas, Richard Fancy, and Denney Pierce), the comedy State Park (1990), the thriller The Baby Doll Murders (1993, with Jeff Kober, Don Stark, Melanie Smith, and TNG co-star Eileen Seeley), and the drama Molly & Gina (1994, with George Murdock, Penny Johnson, Melanie Smith, and Eileen Seeley).

Among her more recent projects are the drama Bobby (2006, with Christian Slater, Spencer Garrett, Greg Haines, and Kevin McCorkle), the thriller Smokin' Aces (2006, with Joseph Ruskin, Chris Pine, and Maury Sterling), and the drama Yonkers Joe (2008).

Star Trek appearances

External links

KonaWind.net - official site
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-[[File:Tau Cygna V colonist 1.jpg|thumb|...as a female colonist]]
+| Name              = Shana Ann Golden
-'''Shana Ann Golden''' is a musician and actress who was a background actress in several episodes of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''. She received no credit for her appearances.
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+| Birth name        = Shana Ann Golden
+| Gender            = Female
+| Date of birth     = {{d|12|September|?}}
+| Place of birth    = Beverly Hills, California, USA
+| Roles             = [[:Category:TNG performers|Background Actress]]
+| Characters        = [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) command division personnel|''Enterprise''-D command officer]], [[Tau Cygna V colonists#Colonists|Tau Cygna V colonist]], [[Unnamed Humans (24th century)#Trade Agreements Conference attendees|Trade Agreements Conference attendee]]
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+'''Shana Ann Golden''' {{born|12|September|?}} is a musician and actress who was a background actress in several episodes of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''. She received no credit for her appearances.
-Golden was [[Star Trek birthdays|born]] in Hollywood, California and studied acting under Michael De Cicco, comedy under Bill Huddnut, and improvisation under Roger Manning. She is a skilled dancer and singer, and is able to play several instruments, such as drums, classical guitar, and electric guitar. As a professional musician, she joined her first band "The Triple B's (the Big Beautiful Babies)" at the age of sixteen. For several years , she has been part of the rock band "KonaWind", as lead guitarist and background vocal performer. Golden worked also as a show girl in {{w|Las Vegas}} for five years and was featured in the November 2003 issue of the {{w|Playboy}}, in a pictorial with musician {{w|Roger Daltrey}}.
+Golden was [[Star Trek birthdays#September|born]] in Beverly Hills, California and studied acting under Michael De Cicco, comedy under Bill Huddnut, and improvisation under Roger Manning. She is a skilled dancer and singer, and is able to play several instruments, such as drums, classical guitar, and electric guitar. As a professional musician, she joined her first band "The Triple B's (the Big Beautiful Babies) at the age of sixteen. For several years, she has been part of the rock band KonaWind as lead guitarist and background vocal performer. Golden worked also as a show girl in Las Vegas for five years and was featured in the November 2003 issue of {{wt|Playboy}}, in a pictorial with musician {{w|Roger Daltrey}}.
-Golden had recurring roles in the television series ''Hooperman'' and ''The New Dating Game'', was featured in ''Just in Time'', and appeared in shows such as ''the Today Show'' and ''VH1 Classic''.
+Golden had recurring roles in the television series ''Hooperman'' and ''The New Dating Game'', was featured in ''Just in Time'', and appeared in shows such as ''The Today Show'' and ''VH1 Classic''.
-Among her feature film resume are the music drama ''La Bamba'' (1987, with [[Rosanna DeSoto]], [[Sam Anderson]], [[Stephen Lee]], and [[Noble Willingham]]), the comedy ''Glitch!'' (1988, with [[Julia Nickson]] and [[Marjean Holden]]), {{w|Blake Edwards}}' comedy ''Sunset'' (1988, with [[Malcolm McDowell]], [[Andreas Katsulas]], [[Richard Fancy]], and [[Denney Pierce]]), the comedy ''State Park'' (1990), the thriller ''The Baby Doll Murders'' (1993, with [[Jeff Kober]], [[Don Stark]], [[Melanie Smith]], and ''TNG'' co-star [[Eileen Seeley]]), and the drama ''Molly & Gina'' (1994, with [[George Murdock]], [[Penny Johnson]], Melanie Smith, and Eileen Seeley).
+Among her feature film resume are the music drama ''La Bamba'' (1987, with [[Rosanna DeSoto]], [[Sam Anderson]], [[Stephen Lee]], and [[Noble Willingham]]), the comedy ''Glitch!'' (1988, with [[Julia Nickson]] and [[Marjean Holden]]), {{w|Blake Edwards}}' comedy ''Sunset'' (1988, with [[Malcolm McDowell]], [[Andreas Katsulas]], [[Richard Fancy]], and [[Denney Pierce]]), the comedy ''State Park'' (1990), the thriller ''The Baby Doll Murders'' (1993, with [[Jeff Kober]], [[Don Stark]], [[Melanie Smith]], and TNG co-star [[Eileen Seeley]]), and the drama ''Molly & Gina'' (1994, with [[George Murdock]], [[Penny Johnson]], Melanie Smith, and Eileen Seeley).
 Among her more recent projects are the drama ''Bobby'' (2006, with [[Christian Slater]], [[Spencer Garrett]], [[Greg Haines]], and [[Kevin McCorkle]]), the thriller ''Smokin' Aces'' (2006, with [[Joseph Ruskin]], [[Chris Pine]], and [[Maury Sterling]]), and the drama ''Yonkers Joe'' (2008).
 == ''Star Trek'' appearances ==
+<gallery>
-* {{TNG|The Ensigns of Command}} as a [[Tau Cygna V colonists#Colonists|Tau Cygna V colonist]] (uncredited)
+File:Female command division officer, 2364.jpg|[[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) command division personnel#Female command division officer (2364-2365)|''Enterprise''-D command officer]]<br>{{TNG|Too Short a Season|Heart of Glory|Symbiosis|The Neutral Zone}}<br>(uncredited)
+File:Tau Cygna V colonist 1.jpg|[[Tau Cygna V colonists#Colonists|Tau Cygna V colonist]]<br>{{TNG|The Ensigns of Command}}<br>(uncredited)
+File:Trade agreements conference attendee 1.jpg|[[Unnamed Humans (24th century)#Trade Agreements Conference attendees|Trade Agreements Conference attendee]]<br>{{TNG|Ménage à Troi}}<br>(uncredited)
+</gallery>
 == External links ==
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 * {{myspace|shanagolden}}
 * {{NowCasting|Konawind}}
-* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0325495}}
+* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0325495|name=Shana Golden}}
-[[Category:Performers|Golden, Shana Ann]]
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Golden, Shana Ann}}
-[[Category:TNG performers|Golden, Shana Ann]]
+[[Category:Performers]]
+[[Category:TNG performers]]