A Dream Called Cinema and Theater

  How was your childhood? My childhood was tough not the best, but not the worst either. I learned a lot, was spoiled until I wasn’t, laughed, cried, and had fun along the way. From what age did you decide to be an actress, and how did you know you had the skills to go on TV? I knew from a very young age! I would dance in front of people without a care, pretend I was working in an office, act like a backup dancer, and even create fake rivalries with my sister just for the drama. Did your parents support you in the decision you made to be an actress? Yes, they’ve always been supportive except for my mom. She’s a bit too overprotective of me. What was your first appearance on the screens? It was an amazing experience! I felt like I transformed into a completely different person, and I loved every second of it.   What was the role you liked the most? I don’t have a favorite I love every role I’ve played! What do you think led you to fame? I don’t really think I’ll hav...

1. Can you tell us about your new project and what role you are playing? I recently joined the cast of “ Rebel Bikers vs Vampires from Venus “ and my role is “ Sage “ a biker friend of the main characters,who lives in Seattle and is an artist. 2. What attracted you to this particular script? I thought it would be interesting and fun to do a bikers and vampires movie together in one. 3. How did you prepare for this role? We happen to have a few Harley Davidson bikes that we own,so I was able to set up an environment around the bikes where I was able to film and rehearse. 4. Were there any specific challenges you faced during filming? Not really any challenges,just really the fact that the film role was primarily remote. 5. What is it like working with the director and production team on this project? The Director was very knowledgeable and easy going so he had a vision that was easy to understand and work with. 6. What would you like the audience to take away after watching ...

From what age did you decide to be an actress and how did you know you had theskills to go on TV? I decided to be an actress after I graduated highschool. I took a gap year from college and had no clue what I wanted to do. I had been told my whole life to model and act but always had stage fright so I never tried. One day I got offered an audition in Hartford ct. I lived in North Carolina at the time but happened to be moving back at the same time the audition was being held. I got the role that day and I remember being on set one night at 4am covered in fake blood and so exhausted and all I could think of is that there was no place I’d rather be than there. No job could beat how it felt to melt into someone new and bring a story to life. It was a high for me and no matter the role I’ve played that high has never stopped. What was your first appearance on the screens? My first appearance was a short film called “Be Mine”   What was the role you liked the most? So far...

How was your childhood? My childhood presented its share of challenges, but I believe those experiences were pivotal in shaping both my character and my approach to acting. They instilled in me resilience, adaptability, and a deep appreciation for the power of storytelling as a means of connection with others. From what age did you decide to be an actress, and how did you know you had the skills to go on TV? I decided to pursue acting in 2016 while working backstage on a pantomime. A spontaneous moment—when a friend pulled me onstage to join in the final number— sparked my passion for the craft. It was then that I realised this was something I truly wanted to pursue professionally, and I’ve worked hard to refine my skills since. Did your parents support you in the decision you made to be an actress? While my decision to pursue acting was very much my own, I’ve been fortunate to receive immense support from mentors, colleagues, and friends who have guided me along the w...

1.-If you were a superhero, what would your power be and why?  If I could have any super power, it would be the ability to heal all living beings. Because if I had the option to choose any power, I   would always pick something that would help others.  2.-What is the weirdest character you’ve ever played?  Hmmmm that’s an interesting question, it’s making me think ha-ha. Not sure if it’s “weird” per-say, but a few years ago I worked on a film called, “Sorority of the Damned” and I played a character called the Air Witch. She was an old witch that was dead and buried and brought back to life from some sorority girls on accident. When the Air Witch is awakened, she is pissed and wants to wreak havoc with her other elemental witches on those who disturbed their slumber! It’s a character I’ve never brought to life before and I had to step outside the box with this one. It was so much fun and hopefully coming out later this year! 3.-If your life...

  1-. How was your childhood?  "My childhood was pretty normal, actually. I grew up in a small town, and it was a great place to develop a sense of community. I was always interested in stories and putting on little plays for my family.”   2-. From what age did you decide to be an actor and filmmaker and how did you know you had the skills to go on TV?  "I think the seed was planted pretty early. I loved watching movies and imagining myself in those worlds. There wasn't one defining moment, but it was a gradual realization. As for knowing I had the skills... that's an ongoing process! You learn and grow with every role. I just focused on the work and kept pushing myself."  3-. Did your parents support you in the decision you made to be an actor?   "They were supportive in their own way. They might have had some initial reservations, like most parents do, but ultimately, they encouraged me to follow my passion. My mother played a huge role i...