Loren E Chadima

Intentional Acting
Acting Teacher and Filmmaker

Los Angeles, California

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About Loren

Loren is a graduate of the American Film Institute’s Directing Workshop for Women and has a Master’s Degree from Trinity Rep Conservatory. Her award-winning film, Cries from Ramah, won “Best Short Film” at the Sedona International Film Festival, “Best of the Fest” at the Rochester International Film Festival and qualified for the 79th Academy Awards. She is the Director for The Wiz Kidz DVD release () and the feature film, Creative Differences with Justin Shilton (Little Miss Sunshine, Aviator) Josh Alba (Dark Angel, Monk, The Division) and Dennis Haskins (Saved by the Bell). Her theatre productions have been highly acclaimed and been seen Off Broadway in NYC.
Named as one of the Best Acting Coaches in the United States by the American Federation of Performing Artists, Loren’s passion is giving actors the skills to go after their dreams and to succeed in the businesses of acting and life. Her clients can be seen on television in shows such as, BizArdvarrk, 10 Days in the Valley, Animal Kingdom, People vs. OJ, on film in Land of the Lost, The Cobbler, The Fighter and on stage Off Broadway, as well as, in numerous commercials such as Acura, Pepsi, Old Navy. .

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Credits

Cries from Ramah (2006)
Director, Executive Producer Two mothers, Israeli and Palestinian meet in a Tel Aviv police station after a suicide bombing.
Surprise (2002)
Film (short) Director, Executive Producer The love life of a two- minute psychic in five minutes.

Awards

Cries from Ramah - Best Short Film - Sedona International Film Festival
(2006)
Cries from Ramah - Best Short Film - Rochester International Film Festival
(2006)
One of the "Best Acting Coach in the United States" by AMPAS
Best Director UT Festival