When you’re offered a role, what do you do next
In terms of keeping my body in shape, healthy food, sleep, exercise.
It allows me to soak in all that I’ve learned, marinate in it, and then step back into the next project. I find that, among consistently studying my craft, peacefulness keeps my mind in shape. I previously referred to the body and mind as the actors instrument, and like an instrument if you don’t practice, you can never become a better artist. I have taken all of the above and will continue to do so. It is incredibly important to keep continuously be growing as a human being, and the same goes for acting. I think there is a huge misconception that everyone who gets in front of a camera is an actor, and that’s just not the case.ĭo you take courses to improve your craft They understand that acting is hard work, they constantly fine tune their instruments (themselves), because they know they can’t fake it. I am very grateful to have worked with a lot of actors who just get it. What wrong impressions do actors hold about acting You could do the same play over and over and it would never be exactly the same. Because you can never run out of imagination you have complete freedom. You don’t use your past to create emotion, you create “memories” or current situations to create emotion. In essence it’s an acting style derived entirely from your imagination. The William Esper Studio teaches the Meisner technique. There I studied at The William Esper Studio, a phenomenal conservatory. I knew I needed to be better though, so I graduated high school early, saved up, packed up, and moved to NYC from upstate NY. I found myself on a stage in front of just over 1,000 people acting out a monologue, which was new and scary but a major high. But I had been listening to the radio one day, which I never do, when I was like 12 and there was an audition in a nearby city which then sent me to Philadelphia. You haven’t seen Episode 3 doe 😳 👊🏾❤️ #ToughLoveOnline /CAtjDoSRda They are subjected to an irreversible amount of physical, emotional, and psychological abuse and the arc of the story is Katrina, my character, trying to save her mother without destroying herself in the process. “Punkin Pie” is an incredibly emotionally charged story about the relationship between mother and daughter in a household where the father figure is extremely twisted.
Throw in some therapy sessions, or rather confessionals, and here comes drama! “Traces: A Post Traumatic Love Story” is a slightly aggressive short cushioned by dry sarcasm and I play Amber, a young ex-EOD, bomb disabler, whose only chance at fitting back into the regular world is forgetting the real one.
Ebony obsidian series#
“ Tough Love” is a web series that drops this fall about life and love in the city between a group of six friends. My character is Sheila (Ebony Obsidian), the enemy of sorts to the lead character, which gets a bit, crazy. “ Where Hearts Lie” is a feature film which features Malik Yoba, Clifton Powell, and Taral Hicks and it came out this year at Ocktober Film Festival. I’ve been fortunate to work with a string of incredible indie directors and actors these past few years.
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