The Stage 32 Videos: Lgbtq

An exhausted custodian struggles to find a ride home from work as an eccentric customer comes in looking for his missing daughter. Weary custodian, Toni, finds himself behind on his work while closing up shop one night. Desperate to get home, and with no ride, a charming yet odd customer, B, comes in looking for his missing daughter before close. What starts as a routine shift, turns into a disturbingly intimate night between the two.

Acting reel for Afro European Actress, Sade Giliberti For more info: www.sadegiliberti.com

Welcome to Season 5 of Coffee Break. This is Episode 9 with filmmaker Shawna Khorasani. Shawna specializes in telling LGBTQ stories especially but she has a great grasp on storytelling and preparing to tell those stories. As evidence by her answers to our 5 questions this season. Hope you enjoy her answers and check out all she is doing out there afterwards. SHAWNA' S LINKS: The Adventures of Serena Berg episode playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdOSFhd5rRPXXvbC8oeDaeOvZxCpj-FN8 Darren Short Film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyqc5wf8uck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shawna.khorasani Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theperksofbeingabooknerd/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/shawneesaur Lover Girl on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lovergirlfilm Lover Girl on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lovergirl_film/ Coffee Break Season 5 Questions: 1. What is the point within your creative process that you decide more times than not a character’s fate? 2. Once you have a character’s fate decided, how often (give us a percentage) would you say that fate has changed? 3. What was the main reason for the change, fans or the actors who love and are playing them convince you, you fall in or out of love with them, the story shifts while editing, or your editor has made you change it because it makes more sense to go the other direction or you worked it out in rehearsal and they shifted the story that way? 4. Tell us about 1 character you came particularly fond of or grew to despise that you flushed out more for your film then originally expected and how with that character you went about giving them the depth you needed to make sure the audience stood up and took notice? 5. Give us a non-spoiler moment in which a character spoke out against your judgment and changed something benign but that ultimately might turn into a big deal?

While in Park City, Utah covering the 2020 Slamdance Film Festival, Joe Compton stood with Muffy Blake Stephyns, the queen and filmmaker Josh Davidsburg on the red carpet. They discussed their amazing journey and passionate cause and message that is contained within their film. You can check out and follow all about the film with these links: Website : https://queenofthecapital.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dragdoc Twitter: https://twitter.com/lot1films Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LOT1FILMS/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQjc7beISw-noxpnSMiVEug

Watch here: http://kevynaucoinfilm.com/watch A pioneer of contour techniques, makeup artist Kevyn Aucoin’s meteoric rise to fame in the 80’s and 90’s was legendary. Iconic clients, friends, and family retrace his life, career, and mysterious death at the height of his fame in 2002. DIRECTED BY Tiffany Bartok FEATURING Christy Turlington Burns, Isabella Rossellini, Naomi Campbell, Tori Amos, Kate Moss, Isaac Mizrahi, Paulina Porizkova, Cher PRODUCED BY Jayce Bartok, Troy Surratt, Bronwyn Cosgrave From Vinyl Foote Productions, Matador Content Distributed by The Orchard WEBSITE: kevynaucoinfilm.com/ FACEBOOK: facebook.com/kevynaucoinfilm TWITTER: twitter.com/KevynAucoinFilm INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/kevynaucoin "a rich, deeply dimensional documentary" - LA Times "Larger Than Life: The Kevyn Aucoin Story is a well constructed, warts-and-all documentary that probes issues of creativity, sexual identity, and celebrity culture. " - Film Threat "Aucoin was a compelling, charismatic and complex figure who's brought to such life in the documentary that his premature death feels as traumatic for the viewer as for those who knew him." - The Hollywood Reporter "...will resonate well beyond their respective industries, and for different reasons...The director recounts his history without flinching from the darker moments" - InStyle **Toronto Female Eye Film Festival Best Documentary Winner** **Best Louisiana Feature Documentary (Louisiana International Film Festival** **International Premier at the Edinburgh International Film Festival**

From our recent trip to Park City, Utah and in covering the 2020 Slamdance Film Festival Joe Compton got together with the Co-Creators and Co-Stars of the YouTube Web Series Apricot, Sam Icklow and Jake Thompson. They showcased one of their episodes at Slamdance as part of their continued support of Indie Episodics. YOU CAN WATCH THE ENTIRE SERIES HERE (highly recommend you watch them in chronologic order) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsXvSKDz2vm3OuQP1LdNH-A JAKE ON INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/jakegthompson/ SAM ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/samicklow JAKE ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/JakeGThompson SAM ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/sicklow

Artist: Dinosoul Track: Let Me Go Purchase it now on https://dinosoul.bandcamp.com/track/let-me-go Dancers in order of appearance: Sara Simmons Cameron Boyd Javier Marchan Director Stephanie Trainer DOP James McDonough and John Zeller Editor Karl Nykwest Production assistance: Kait Nykwest BTS Photography: Casey Patterson

Zepstone Media presents: City of Salt - Movie (coming soon) A community in Salt Lake City, UT is turned upside down when a popular high school girl disappear...

After a tough break-up, a hard-working academic finds comfort away in a budding relationship. ------------- Created by Edrian Pangilinan at San Diego State U...

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Performance for Monologue Monday - an online competition for Monologue Slam UK, July 2017 . Awarded 3rd place.