Ever since I was little, I wanted to be on the big screen. I watched all of the Award shows religiously. I cried each and every time someone won that I truly believed deserved it. The speeches always stuck in my mind and I always let them motivate me, help me, and just encase me in pure happiness. I collected magazines with celebrities in them. I read and truly adored a lot of articles, and I put posters all over my walls...wishing so bad that I could be like that one day. I really wanted (and still do) to inspire people. I used to Act in sketches (similar to All That & SNL). My cousins and I used to spend weeks at a time on them. Filmed it, wrote up little Scripts, and really made sure we got a group of our extended family into it (for viewing parties). We also put on Christmas plays for years. I was always in the heart of all of these projects. I even used to help make fake snow for the plays haha. I always found so much happiness in these times. When we weren't filming, we were playing house or acting out other short stories. Our imaginations were always so intense. I was heavily bullied all through school. I got through it by watching movies, writing, and believing that I will someday be an Actress. Celebs, movies, and writing were my escapes. They were indeed my best friends, and something I still find severe comfort in. I've been writing since the Second Grade. About 6-7 years ago, I had some sort of mental block against writing. I hated that I had a gift in it because I kept hearing how it's not a great career choice and all that stuff we've writers had to fight through. I also got stumped on writing novels, it just wasn't for me...but I wasn't sure what was. So one night, I sat down and pulled out all of my notebooks full of ideas. I noticed a trend...everything felt like a movie. I saw the visuals so clearly each time I read another idea. I went online and googled, "how to write a movie..." 6-7 years later, I've learned so much about Screenwriting. I treated it is as a sort of home schooling. I had notebooks, textbooks, mentors, and wrote my butt off regularly. I feel very fulfilled and happy when it comes to Screenwriting, but I feel like I'm not totally going after my dream. I feel like something is missing. I feel like I'm not fully doing what I should or can be doing. I want to be an Actress. After all these years, I still want this more than anything. I do fully believe I have what it takes. I feel like I more or less just graduated college and it's time to find a job (auditions of course). =) More recently, I've come into my own and really feel ready. I'm at a crossroads, and instead of getting another crappy 9-5 job that I'll most likely hate...I'm deciding it's time to jump into the Acting world. What's your story? =)
Richard Dreyfuss in The Goodbye Girl.
Growing up a Gemini I had many many characters in me and people would always say stop acting like that or your acting different then you where yesterday and that's when I knew the change of characters in me can be used to good use without people or the world thinking I was crazy. I am currently looking for representation. In the nyc area
Hi shamel I wanna know about u, long time ago
Going to acting class. I had no intention of sticking around, then I realized I loved acting at 35.