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NATPE TV PRODUCERS BOOT CAMP NALIP
Members can register for the NATPE (National Association
of Television Program Executives) 2004 TV Producers Boot Camp,
July 29 & 30 at the NATPE Member rate of $410 (a $290 savings)
and NALIP Student Members can register two for the price of
one, dos por uno (a $500 dollar savings) through July 26th.
Held at the Wyndham Bel Age in West Hollywood, CA, Day One
of Boot Camp features industry execs Sean Perry (Head of Alternative
Programming at Endeavor), Ellen Sander (Everybody Loves Raymond),
Moctesuma Esparza (Selena), Nely Galan (The Swan) and many
others on nuts-and-bolts of becoming a better producer, legal
issues and changing technology. Day Two of Boot Camp puts
participants in the Pitch Pit with agency, studio and production
company reps. Download the exclusive members-only registration
form at www.natpe.org/misc/BC2004ReducedForm.pdf
and fax or mail in today. Students should include a exerox
copy of their valid student ID. Visit http://www.natpe.org/misc/bootcamp2004.shtml
for Boot Camp details!
GROWING LATINO MEDIA CREATES DEMAND FOR BILINGUAL
UNIVERSITY PROGRAM
The Hispanic media market is growing at an astonishingly
fast pace despite overall declines in the U.S. media market.
Hispanic audiences have become an extremely important target
for the media. The soaring Hispanic media market has produced
numerous public relations and marketing companies dedicated
to the Hispanic market as well as Spanish-language media sources.
Even NBC wanted a share of the hot Hispanic media pie and
purchased the Spanish-language television network Telemundo
for $3 billion.
Educational programs have been created to cater
to the rising demand of professionals with a greater understanding
of the communicative requirements of Hispanics; one program
in particular has caught the attention of media veterans and
recent graduates - St. Thomas University's pioneering Communication
Arts with a Specialization in Hispanic Media program.
"The Latin population has become a driving force
in the advertising and communications arena," observes Dr.
Gloria Ruiz, Chairperson of the Communication Arts Department.
Until now, Communication Art majors could focus
their studies in traditional English programs. Beginning in
October 2004, students will be able to earn their Master in
Communication Arts Hispanic Media Specialization in as little
as fifteen months, with classes taught both in Spanish and
English.
"This is a most exciting curriculum that has already
garnered widespread interest and support from local, national
and international media organizations." Conley concluded.
Students enrolled in the new program will have
access to a television studio with up-to-date equipment, a
blend of traditional classes with on-line courses, and an
impressive faculty who are leaders in their fields. In addition
to the M.A. in Communication Arts/Hispanic Media Specialization,
students have the option of obtaining a certificate in the
program in as little as thirty-six weeks. In the certificate
program, students are able to "sample" the specialization
courses which can be applied to the M.A. when the student
is ready.
For further information on the program, contact
Dr. Gloria Ruiz at 305.628.6508/gruiz@stu.edu.
NALIP INVITES YOU TO A CINE BALLAJA FILMAKERS
WORKSHOP
FRIDAY JULY 9TH FROM 9:30 TO 5:00
DIGITAL Cinema AT CINE BALLAJA OLD SAN JUAN
WITH SPECIAL GUEST RICHARD SAIZ (ITVS), ELA TROYANO
(La Lupe documentary) and Debora Zimmerman (Women Make Movies)
Please confirm at islafilms@coqui.net
or at 787-268-0063
AGENDA 9:30: Wake-up café and registration
9:45: Debra Zimmerman Women Make Movies Dirstribution
and marketing, focusing on festivals and gaining exposure
for films
11:45 to 1:00: Lunch break
1:00 to 5:00: Richard Saiz Independent Television
Service (ITVS) Programming Manager presents August ITVS Open
Call and La Lupe documentary Case Study with filmmaker Ela
Troyano
5:00 to 6:00: Happy Hour Filmaker’s Networking
Debra Zimmerman, Executive Director Women Make Movies
Debra Zimmerman has been Executive Director of
Women Make Movies since 1983. During her tenure, WMM has grown
into the largest distributor of films and videotapes by and
about women in North America. Zimmerman has lectured on women's
media and media distribution throughout the world, has been
a grants panelist for government and private foundations and
served as a jury member for numerous festivals. She regularly
lectures at universities and colleges and has published numerous
articles on independent media distribution and women’s film
and videomaking. She currently sits on the Board of the Foundation
for Independent Video and Film (FIVF) and on the Advisory
Boards of the Boston Women's Film and Video Festival; the
Long Island Film Festival; the Northampton Film and Video
Festival; the New York International Children's Film Festival;
DocuClub, NY; Frameline, San Francisco and Asian Cine-Vision,
NY.
Women Make Movies is a multicultural, multiracial,
non-profit media arts organization which facilitates the production,
promotion, distribution and exhibition of independent films
and videotapes by and about women.
Richard Saiz, programming manager for Independent
Television Service (ITVS) . He oversees Open Call, the organization's
principle funding initiative. In that capacity, Saiz reads
and evaluates about 800 program proposals a year. Saiz has
30 years experience as a broadcast journalist, producer, director
and writer. His documentaries have won numerous awards including
the duPont-Columbia Silver Baton and "Best TV Documentary"
from the San Francisco International Film Festival. ITVS solicits,
funds, packages, promotes, and distributes work for broadcast
primarily on American public television. Committed to programming
which addresses the needs of under-served audiences, particularly
minorities and children.
Ela Troyano is a Cuban-born filmmaker currently
producing a documentary for PBS on the legendary singer La
Lupe. Recently completed “Elegy”, a video installation for
the Tiffany Mills Company at the Guggenheim’s Works-In-Process
series and directed the critically acclaimed play “A to B”
by Ricardo Bracho at INTAR. Her award- winning films include
the independent feature film “Latin Boys Go To Hell” (Strand
Releasing 1998) and the half-hour film “Carmelita Tropicana”
(1994). She directed the network television drama series “Reyes
y Rey” and “Angeles” for Telemundo/Sony and a one hour documentary,
“Urban Youth in the 21st Century” for Spain’s Canal Plus.
Selected awards include a Rockefeller Fellowship, the Teddy
Bear Award at the Berlin International Film Festival, a screenwriting
workshop at Sundance with Gabriel Garcia Marquez and funding
from Creative Capital, the Ford Foundation, the Independent
Television Service, Latino Public Broadcasting and the New
York State Council on the Arts.
ITVS: Writing Successful Proposals for Documentary
and Feature Funding
SATURDAY JULY 10th
Featuring a Case Study of the Documentary ¨La
Lupe, Queen of Latin Soul” from award-winning filmmaker and
NALIP member Ela Troyano.
WHO: Richard Saiz, Programming Manager for the
Independent Television Service (ITVS) and award-winner Cuban
filmmaker Ela Troyano will present a workshop for aspiring
filmmakers in South Florida. As Programming Manager for ITVS,
Richard Saiz oversees Open Call, the organization's principle
funding initiative. In that capacity, Saiz reads and evaluates
about 800 program proposals a year. Saiz has 30 years experience
as a broadcast journalist, producer, director and writer.
His documentaries have won numerous awards including the duPont-Columbia
Silver Baton and "Best TV Documentary" from the San Francisco
International Film Festival.
WHAT: What are the nuts and bolts of a well-written
treatment for documentary and indie features? How do you make
your proposal competitive? How do you target a specific audience?
Richard Saiz, Program Manager at ITVS, will answer these questions
and demonstrate how to write proposals that get funded. South
Florida filmmakers will receive valuable handouts, with an
example of a winning treatment and budget.
The seminar ITVS: Writing Successful Proposals
for Documentary and Feature Funding will feature a case study
of the documentary La Lupe, Queen of Latin Soul in time for
ITVS’s Open Call deadline: August 12th, 2004. The Independent
Television Service (ITVS) brings to local, national and international
audiences high-quality, content-rich programs created by a
diverse body of independent producers.
Garcia Films 'Lost City' Scenes in Palace
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) - The Cuban
flag was hung from a balcony of the Dominican National Palace
for the benefit of actor Andy Garcia.... For the full text
of this story, click here.
First
Run checks out Torremolinos 73 for US
Hit film, dubbed the 'Spanish Boogie Nights',
sold to US by Sogepac
Four
New Members Appointed to Task Force Studying Nielsen TV Ratings
HispanicBusiness.com
Tue, 06 Jul 2004 9:07 AM PDT
NEW YORK, July 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Former U.S. Representative
Cardiss Collins, the Chair of the Task Force on TV Measurement
that is assessing the work of Nielsen Media Research to ensure
that people of color are being counted fairly and accurately,
today announced that four new members have been added to the
task force.
DUO
'STANDING' TALL IN 20TH DEAL
Gutierrez & Burroughs still to o'see laffer, create
projects "Still Standing" creators-exec producers Joey Gutierrez
and Diane Burroughs are still standing at 20th Century Fox
TV after sealing a seven-figure overall deal at the studio.
LALIFF Starts July 16th
The Eighth edition of the LOS ANGELES LATINO INTERNATIONAL
FILM FESTIVAL (LALIFF) will take place July 16th to the 25th
at the EGYPTIAN THEATRE in Los Angeles and will showcase over
100 films, 4 of them world premieres and 11 of them US premieres,
from various countries as diverse as Portugal, Uruguay, Spain,
Mexico, Cuba, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, USA, Chile,
Colombia, Puerto Rico, Canada and Venezuela.
Within the Official Section, in the Feature Competition
we will find titles such as Punto y raya (Venezuela) by Elia
Schneider, Tuna and chocolate (Spain) by Pablo Carbonell,
O Fascinio (Portugal) by Jose Fonseca e Costa, Dirt (USA)
by Nancy Savoca, and Bar el Chino (Argentina) by Daniel Burak,
among others.
Also in the Official Section, but this time in
the Documentary Competition, it will be possible to see movies
such as Digna, worthy to the last breath (Mexico) by Felipe
Cazals, Memory of the Loitering (Argentina) by Fernando Solanas,
Baghdad Rap (Spain) by Arturo Cisneros and Extranjeras (Spain)
by Helena Taberna, among others.
Among the films in competition, in the Shorts
section, 35 films will vie for the Best Short Film Award.
The winning film will be automatically entered to compete
in the Short Film category in the next Academy of Motion Picture
Arts & Scienceâ Awards.
The Panorama section will bring us closer to a
wide selection of Iberoamerican titles: B-Happy (Chile) by
Gonzalo Justiniano, Aunque estés lejos (Cuba) by Juan Carlos
Tabío, The Storytellers (Brazil) by Eliane Caffé, Ojos que
no ven (Peru) by Francisco Lombardi, … En fin, el mar (Argentina/Cuba)
by Jorge Dyszel, are just a sample of what the festival has
in store.
In the Official Section, out of competition, we
will have the participation of films such as Suite Havana
(Cuba) by Fernando Pérez, Take My Eyes (Spain) by Icíar Bollain,
The Man Who Copied (Brazil) by Jorge Furtado and Ladies’ night
(Mexico) by Gabriela Tagliavini.
In addition to these sections, LALIFF will present
others, such as: IBERMEDIA RETROSPECTIVE, where we will feature
14 titles produced with this Program’s support. 13 Iberoamerican
countries participate in the the Ibermedia, a 4 million dollar
budget program that supports Production, Project Development,
Distribution and Professional Development in its participating
countries.
Another section is MUSIC AND CINEMA, featuring
a variety of rhythms in films such as Jazz de Cuba (Cuba)
by Rolando Almirante Castillo, Cómo se forma una rumba (Spain)
by Iván A. Costa, Nélson Freire (Brazil) by Joao Moreira Salles,
Chalino Sánchez: una vida de peligros… (USA) by Henry Zakka,
and Verónica Villarroel: the accidental Diva (Chile/USA) by
Lydia Berndersky.
www.latinofilm.org
Smokin’ Mirros Studios Gears Up for
"Corto Mundial: A Festival of Word-Class Short
Film"
Third Annual Outsider/Insider Film Fest Scheduled
for July 23 & 24; Submissions Welcome
Hollywood, CA—Smokin’ Mirrors Studios kicks off
the third edition of its annual East Hollywood short film
spectacular on Friday, July 23rd with a hosted reception,
screenings, and an after-party featuring live local music
as well as a slew of Southern California’s funkiest DJs.
Festival creator and director Francisco Hernández
has issued an open call to short filmmakers around the world.
As always, he stresses the fact that there are no submission
fees to enter. Filmmakers who want their work returned are
simply asked to include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
“It’s discouraging. Festival submission fees start
at $30 and independent filmmakers barely have enough as it
is,” says Hernández, explaining the reason behind his decision
not to charge a submission fee. He adds that short filmmakers
have fewer venues for exhibition and limited opportunities
for distribution.
Corto Mundial was founded to provide a home for
short film and to celebrate those brave artists who labor
under the radar in LA, often overshadowed within the feature-length
film and episodic television climate. Hernández, along with
festival co-coordinators Fabiola Torres (Professor, Glendale
City College), Patrick Perez, (UCLA Film School) and Maria
Murillo (Director, Cine Chatota) strive to present a spectrum
of Pacific Rim, Chicano, Hip-Hop and Urban artists working
in digital media.
The festival is slated to run from Friday, July
23 through Saturday, July 24 at Smokin’ Mirrors Studios, (4928
Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90027) and offers two complete
programs of the edgiest short film and video available.
In addition, each night will feature a selection
of short film world premieres, live music and the traditional
hosted cocktail reception. Festival admission will be $10
per person per each night.
Corto Mundial will exhibit selected short films
from around the world against a stunning backdrop of the work
by some of LA's coolest visual artists. Festivities begin
at 6:30 p.m. on both nights. Tickets will be sold at the door
and include the hosted reception as well as film screenings
and DJ after-party.
To submit a short film, contact Francisco Hernandez
at 323.906.2937. Entries can be mailed c/o Corto Mundial,
4928 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90027.
The Mexican Cultural Institute and Joie de Vivre
productions
would like to invite you to a screening of a bilingual
documentary film by Patricia Cunliffe:
A Language of Passion (Un Lenguaje de Pasion)
An inspiring bilingual portrait of Latino artistry
in Los Angeles today.
Featuring:
| Visual Artists |
Musical Artists |
| Vibiana Aparicio Chamberlin |
DJ Monkey |
| Rudy Calderon |
Lisa Lynne Franco |
| Cecilia Miguez |
John Freiberg |
| Arturo Mallmann |
Lumbre del Sol |
| Eloy Torrez |
Luis Perez Sheha with Mariachi Voz America |
| Sergio Arau |
Imelda Hinojosa |
| Audreyann Martinez |
George Robles |
| John Valadez |
Sergio Zenteno |
"The pan-Latino contribution to North American
art continues to grow in size, scope, influence and complexity.
It's not only fascinating to look more closely at this Latino
presence, it's necessary. A Language of Passion thus makes
its own valuable contribution." - Peter Frank, art critic
Please join us on Saturday July 17, 2004 at 5:00 pm in the
Gallery (downstairs) at: The Mexican Cultural Institute 125
Paseo de la Plaza Los Angeles, CA 90012 213-624-3660 Located
downtown Los Angeles, at Olvera Street, directly across from
Union Station There will be a Q&A panel with the filmmaker
and artists Rudy Calderon, Cecilia Miguez and Vibiana Aparicio-Chamberlin
following the screening
For additional information: www.joiedevivreproductions.com
cunliffe@juno.com 626-797-9926
2004 Celebrity Softball Game
View the latest press release from our publicist
by visiting the event homepage at: www.TotalAXIS.com/2004softball.htm
On Saturday August 14th, 2004 join The Walt Disney
Company & Celebrity Softball Commissioner: Dennis Leoni and
over 40 celebrities as they all team up to benefit charity:
one of this year’s recipients will be THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
LOS ANGELES.
THERE ARE ONLY 40 DAYS LEFT TO GET YOUR TICKETS!
We look forward to your involvement in making the 2004 Celebrity
Softball Game a huge success!
LOG ONLINE NOW AND VISIT OUR GAME DAY PAGE AT:
www.TotalAXIS.com/2004softball.htm CURRENTLY WE ARE SEEKING
EVERYONE'S HELP IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: VOLUNTEERS: Ushers,
Ticketing, Guest Services, Support Staff and many more! SPONSORS:
There are many areas you can assist in, call for your package
today! FLYERS & TICKETS: Help pass along the information at
work or school - get some flyers and distribute them among
your friends. Tickets are as low as $10.
8th International Latino Film Festival-San
Francisco Bay Area & Red
Poppy co-presenting
FESTIVAL NERUDA SF, a week long celebrating the
100 years birthdate of the poet, Pablo Neruda. Featuring world
premier of a new documentary film "¡Pablo Neruda! ¡Presente!",
directed by Mark Eisner, with narration by Isabelle Allende;
book release party of The Essential Neruda"; along with the
de flor o sangre art exhibition, performances of poetry, music,
dance, and tango inspired by the poet. Each night the screening
will be accompanied by a different act of poetry, dance, music,
and art.
"¡Pablo Neruda! ¡Presente!”
July 12th - 18th, 2004
PROJECT ARTAUD THEATER
450 Florida St @ 17th St, San Francisco 94110
Showtimes and Purchasing Tickets: www.redpoppy.net
Ticket Reservations 866.413.0868
Int'l Latino Film Festival - San Francisco Bay
Area in association with
Dominican University of California
50 Acacia Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901 P: (415) 454-4039
F: (415) 454-4613 http://www.latinofilmfestival.org
We are seeking films that are either completed
and looking for distribution, or need funding.
Since you are a great source in getting the word
out to "desirable clientele" we would like to send a request
for submissions out to your Info List. Make sure they mention
you, or we won't even look at their material or contact them
in any way. SEEKING COMPLETED FILMS LOOKING FOR DISTRIBUTION
SEEKING FILMS LOOKING FOR FUNDING Please submit the information
via e-mail or snail mail, by following the criteria outlined
below. Submit ONLY the information requested. If there is
further interest, we will contact you. If your submission
is incomplete, we won't even review the materials for consideration.
If there is further interest after Level One of the submission
process, we will contact you for additional information. FILMS
FOR DISTRIBUTION Completed films shot on FILM ONLY unless
they are on another medium and need a film-out. The lighting
must be consistent with film. However, if the format is documentary
or reality style, then it is acceptable to submit. Requirement
- You must own or control the rights and have necessary documentation
Please submit:
1. All contact information (full name, phone number,
email)
2. Brief Synopsis
3. All cast and crew information
4. Budget
5. Year completed
6. Festival participation and outcome
FILM PROJECTS FOR FUNDING Requirements
1. You must own/control the rights and have documents
2. MUST NOT HAVE DISTRIBUTION
3. Must have NAME talent for top billing cast
(either attached, or have letter of interest)
Please submit:
1. All contact information (full name, phone number,
email)
2. Letter of Interest or Attachment for top billing
cast
3. Brief Synopsis
4. Coverage
5. Budget - The ideal range is $3-5 Million -Detailed
above and below the line. The individual compensation must
be clearly defined.
6. ALL Producers
7. Proposed investor compensation
The decisions are made very quickly once all components
are in place. Once again, if your information is incomplete,
your project will not be reviewed for consideration. E-mail
submissions will have priority. Please submit your materials
or questions via e-mail to: race2fund@yahoo.com IMPORTANT
- Be sure to put “Film Submission – Jeff Gund Referral” in
the subject line, or you email will not be looked at, and
we will not contact you.
All documentation should be submitted as text
within the email (NOT as an attachment) where possible – this
will greatly decrease incompatibility issues, and increase
your documentation’s ability to be read.
Or you may submit via snail mail to: films2fund
Attn: Development/Jeff Gund Referral 10061 Riverside Drive,
#845 Toluca Lake, CA 91602 If you do not mention you were
referred by Jeff Gund, your package will not be reviewed.
Looking forward to receiving your submissions!
Entry level Public Relations
front desk office assistant
Phones, admin supporting publicists/office.
Knowledge in Adobe, PowerPoint, Outlook, Excel, Word, Mac,
PC. If you're looking for just a paycheck don't apply. Must
want to learn PR, have college degree, go-getter with can
do attitude, problem solver.
Be sure to say you were sent
by Jeff Gund, and email a cover letter including salary requirements
and your resume (as text within the email, NOT as an attachment)
to hiringhrdept@yahoo.com. No attachments.
I was wondering if you could
put out over the network that we are looking for a Single-Camera
Qualified DGA UPM to do a Nickelodeon show. It's cable so
the rate is 83.5% of scale, but since it is summer some people
may be looking to work.
***** send resumes (as text within
the email, NOT as an attachment) to shearty@aol.com
We are currently looking for
an editor and a sound designer for the low-budget independent
feature film RED DOORS.
The film, written and directed
by Georgia Lee, just wrapped principal photography. The ensemble
cast includes Tzi Ma (RUSH HOUR, THE QUIET AMERICAN, LADYKILLERS),
Jacqueline Kim (CHARLOTTE SOMETIMES, VOLCANO), and Rossif
Sutherland (TIMELINE, “ER”). Our post-production will be done
primarily in New York, where our edit facility (Allan Oxman’s
The Edit Center) and music supervisor (Sue Jacobs – STORYTELLING,
UNBREAKABLE, GIRLFIGHT) are located.
For more information on RED DOORS,
please visit www.bdcfilms.com
Ideally, we would like to find
an editor and a sound designer who are New York-based and
have some experience with independent features. Interested
parties should email their credit list (as text within the
email, NOT as an attachment) to us at: info@bdcfilms.com;
we will follow up within a day or two. Thanks, Mia Riverton
Producer, RED DOORS info@bdcfilms.com
FLETC PRODUCTIONS OPEN CASTING
CALL FOR EPISODIC WEEKLY TELEVISION DRAMA “ICE” Open to Union
and non Union Actors (All roles are paid)
NO PHONE CALL OR OTHER WRITTEN
SUBMISSIONS ALLOWED
“ICE” is a specialized unit of
12 special Agents (mostly undercover) within Homeland Security
responsible for Detecting & protecting the United States from
Organized Crime and the aftermath caused by their trade.
Open Roles:
SA3: Female White 22 – 28 5’4”
to 5’8” Blonde Surfer girl type Athletic Looks good in the
Ice confiscated Ferrari
SA6: Female Latina, Black hair,
Olive skin, toned body, New York / South American accent.
X Military Tough as nails And equally as smart.
SA8: Male White 32 – 34 generic
guy, Amy vet, womanizer Pennsylvania accent
SA9: Male White 26 – 31 5”10”
160ish six pack abs. Red Neck Type from Southwest Little bit
of cowboy in him
CO3: Female White Early 20’s
5’6” – 5’10” Model Looks
CO4: Male White or Latino 25
– 35 5’10”– 6’2” Cop Looks Built Rugged
CO10: Male White 35 Athletic
Attorney short tempered
CO15: Male Early 20s Blue Collar,
Hard Worker, Partier, Joe Cool Type
CO18: Female White mid 60’s Naïve
/ Flighty / Funny Energetic
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS
DATE: Saturday, JULY 10, 2004 Time: 9:00 AM Check In LOCATION:
4622 Van Nuys Blvd Van Nuys, CA
Be sure to note SA# or CO# above
and tell Casting Assistant to insure you are provided right
script sides. You may try out for more than one role. BE PREPARED
TO BE HERE FOR HOURS. Bring comfortable shoes, chair/mat to
sit on. DO NOT BRING WARDROBE.
Very little shade: Building has
water, no food will be provided. Bring headshots and resumes
if you can. BRING VALID GOVEMENT ISSUED PHOTO ID SUCH AS DRIVERS
LICENSE OR PASSPORT AND BE PREPARED TO GIVE YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY
NUMBER. Individuals wanted for Call back for Test Shoot will
either be told on the spot or will receive notification by
e-mail or phone call.
I am looking for a completed
Hispanic and/or African American romantic comedy script. Budget
range is up to 2 million.
I am a commercial director, having
done commercialsfor Blue Cross/Blue Shield, AT&T, SC Johnson,
etc. I have also done a few music videos, corporate videos
and 5 shorts. I have connections in the industry and some
financing, for the right script.
Please email a logline followed
with a synopsis to: Denise Zaitoon, dzaitoon@yahoo.com
"Long Distance Runner" Director/Producer
Andy Garza is seeking talent for his upcoming feature film.
"Long Distance Runner" is a plotless look at everday life
in a suburban, working class, Mexican-American neighborhood
in Los Angeles. Non-Union. 16mm feature length film to be
shot in the Los Angeles area in mid-August.
Willie - Lead. (20-26 years old)
Mexican-American. Back home from serving four years in the
Army he is unemployed and looking for work. Must be able to
play a range of emotions in a very subtle fashion. Calm, awkward,
inarticulate, misguided.
Jose - (20-26 years old) Mexican-American,
strong, hardworking, silent.
Mom - (40-55 years old) Mexican-American,
busy, strong, head of house.
We prefer headshots be sent via
email.
Send to: composite03@hotmail.com
By mail to: Andy Garza 18516
San Gabriel Ave. Cerritos, Ca 90703
Alex Mendoza
Alex Mendoza & Associates
8835 Las Tunas Drive
Temple City, CA 91780
626-614-8277
alexmend@aol.com
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