My wonderful director amigo Travis Mills won best 48hr IFP Beat The Clock Challenge, which only gives the Running Wild Films production team a paper merit to their genius. Not to mention publicity and fame, which is well deserved. Makes me proud to have worked with them for The Big Something.
Speaking on Running Wild Films, I also helped out, with a walk on cameo, (literally a walk...photographing my heels) for their newest short Night Train To Phoenix. I'm excited to see how it turns out because on playback it looked really attractive to the eyes.
Since then, I auditioned for another short feature film being shot in Phoenix area and I booked it! It is called "Children Of The Dust". The director, Chris Wilembrecht, is a suave, savvy gent with a hint of provocative tease in his style of writing and filming. The story line follows a young man whom is under the thumb of a very religious single mother until one day he meets a beautiful seductress that turns his world upside down. Things go from bad to good to extremely bad and the sister of the beautiful girl is forced to come into the picture to set things straight. I play the sister, Lena, that must clean up the mess. It's definitely a drama/thriller and I am super excited to be able to tap into this side of myself for the role!
A couple of days ago the cast and crew had an official meet and greet where we all mingled, relaxed and had a table reading. I can honestly say we all clicked pretty much right away-which is fantastic and fortuitous! I'm excited because we will have two make up artists on set: one for our natural look and the other for our super natural look ;) Can't go into much more details about that, but this is going to be a rrrrreeeeeaaaaaallllllllyyyyyyyy fun role.
I'll post pictures later of the meet and greet and introduce you to the cast :)