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Judi Ann Mason broke into writing professionally while still in college, when she entered a playwriting contest for the money. She won the American College Theater Festival's 1975 Norman Lear award for best original comedy, launching her career. In addition to writing for film and TV, more than 25 of her plays were produced. (Writers Guild of America)
click here for Judi Ann Mason Press Release Sac a lait Movie Link Coming Soon. Foster Care Movie Link Coming Soon Louisiana Film & Television web site Lafayette Film/TV Meet-up Group Thank you for your support! The next show: Indigo Blues, Holding the reigns for the the first time, our very own: Ms. Linda Bernard There is also a call for a Saxophone player for Indigo Blues. Please come with Saxophone to any of the auditions or call Doc: (337)694-2429 schedule an appointment. ********************Show Times********************* FEB 19, 20 & 21; 26, 27 & 28; FRI & SAT 7:30, SUN 3:00 PM CITE' DES ARTS, 109 VINE, LAFAYETTE, CALL: (337) 291-1122 FOR TICKETS. ******************************************************* INDIGO BLUES AUDITIONS! Sat. Jan 9, 2010--2-4pm; Sun. Jan 10, 2010--4-6pm; Mon. Jan 11, 2010--6-8pm. Cite' des Arts, 109 Vine St, Laf, 70501. For more info call: Doc: (337)
692-2429
Omni Artiste is holding auditions for Foster
Care a movie for television by Brian E. Taylor.
Installment III tells of Tyler Walker finding his father's acceptance, his place in life and his ability to forgive his father for his abandonment. Auditions continues: Call or email for appointment. brian@omniartiste.com Bring re'sume',
headshot & prepared monologue. CAST Tyler Walker age 6 - Life in home 2 Tyler Walker age 10 - Life in Home 3 Tyler Walker age 15 - Life in home 4 Foster Parent 4 - Addict, 40s, male, slim Jojo 15 - 2nd youngest boy- shy Shentell 17- Independent sister Earl 20 - 2nd oldest brother, recluse Shelby 22 - Oldest brother, gangster 65 Foster children - Ages 8-21 Re occurring cast from last 2 installments since 2007 ******************************************************* Coming
Soon! In development is Sunday
Dinner, a Comedy TV
show, about Baby Boy trying to go into business as a teen but realizes
that no one wants to support him until Sunday comes..., by Brian E. Taylor
& Larnell D. Patterson Beginner's Actor's Workshop - Call for details $15.00: To Register: brian@omniartiste.com _____________________________________
Bria D. Hobgood, Actor, Community Leader, Healthcare professional and Dancer, among other hats she wears, was trained under the care of Dr. Alexander C. Marshall, at The University of Louisiana Lafayette. She has been performing across the U.S. for more than 10 years. She has been working with Omni Artiste', Inc. for just as long. She has never dismissed her dream of being a Star. She is the first talent to officially be placed on Omni's front web page and website. November 13, 2008 You can see her full bio at: http://communityserviceonline.com/briahobgood/ The National Society of Black Engineers are accepting members for its Lafayette Chapter. Benefits: Career assistance, College study assistance, discounts worldwide and more. All science, math, technology & engineering majors and professionals welcome. NSBE Jr., NSBE Collegiate - ULL, and NSBE Alumni Lafayette chapters will contact you after you join, to welcome you to the appropriate chapters. Go to: Join NSBE |
A Closer Look at Spirit North by Brian E. Taylor A closer look at Spirit North When Ben Massey (Nick Marshan) wants to go north to fulfill his dream of being a vaudeville performer, for the second time, he meets up with opposition by his Son, Paul Massey, (John Bess), in his own house. Because Paul wants so bad to make a good name for African Americans, he goes the whole 9 to prove it, in one pivotal case. His wife Leila Massey (Bria Hobgood) has to defend her position as a school teacher that knows what's best for the community and her students, puts her at greater odds with her husband. Ben finds comic relief in reflecting on his golden years gone by, telling the classic stories of being on the road, performing in duos with Clarence his partner in crime and trying to take care of his wife of many years. Ben is a very tender and compassionate character that brought me to tears more than once, as I know he will do for you. Paul does a good job working hard as a powerful lawyer and creating enemies among his family and friends. He is very believable. The drama of Spirit North has put me in check on what side of the issue am I on when it comes to the truth when justice stands in the way. You can still catch the show November 28, 29 & 30th, Fri & Sat 7:30PM and Sunday 3:00PM. Call Cite' des Arts 291-1122 for tickets and reservations. by Brian E. TaylorBrian E. Taylor is a Drama Critique and writer for Omni Artiste', Inc. He has been critiquing for 6 years.
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