Making Of Hello Herman – Norman Reedus

Author: Cookiedangel

Duration: 88

Published: 2011-05-13 23:58:13

Hello Herman – making of – Norman Reedus

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Norman Reedus – Meet Me In Berlin – Part 2

Short film starring Norman Reedus

Norman Reedu also stars in the upcomming film Hello Herman directed by Los Angeles Acting Coach Michelle Danner.  Keep an eye out for that release.

Author: whateversmiley

Duration: 481

Published: 2011-10-05 11:07:14

Norman Reedus – Meet me in Berlin – part 2.avi

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NATIONAL TOURING COMPANY SEEKING NON-EQUITY ACTORS

Norman Reedus Closer

Nine Inch Nails – Closer and amazing slide show of Norman Reedus. I have no rights. I own nothing except the last three pictures (vegan and satan, and vegan and satan productions, and gold star for cabbage elf).

Author: veganandsatan

Duration: 380

Published: 2011-05-02 03:37:58

Norman Reedus Closer

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Sean Patrick Flanery and Norman Reedus in Texas

2011/05/03にアップロード

Author: froggygreen09

Duration: 183

Published: 2011-05-03 12:55:50

Sean Patrick Flanery and Norman Reedus in Texas

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Sean Patrick Flanery and Norman Reedus

what can I say… it had to be done :) – notice: This vid is blocked almost worldwide, so be happy if can watch this lol

Author: IceFloeSoul2

Duration: 167

Published: 2011-08-26 07:39:32

Sean Patrick Flanery/Norman Reedus – If You Were Gay

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Norman Reedus – Meet me in Berlin

Short film starring Norman Reedus

Author: whateversmiley

Duration: 572

Published: 2011-10-05 10:43:43

Norman Reedus – Meet me in Berlin – part 1.avi

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The Making of Hello Herman With Norman Reedus

Actors Martha Higareda, Norman Reedus, Garrett Backstrom, Olivia Faye and others discuss working with film director and acting coach Michelle Danner on the making of her upcoming drama Hello Herman. Michelle Danner works with many A-List Actors privately and on set and has been the managing director of the Larry Moss Studio now The Acting Studio at Edgemar for the last nineteen years. She is currently the Artistic Director of the Center as well as Edgemar Center for the Art’s resident theatre company, Her production companies, Capricorn Films and All In Films. To learn more about acting classes and seminars with Michelle, visit www.theactingstudioatedgemar.com. To learn more about the film and its production company, visit http Also, check us out on Facebook and Twitter to get insider bits on the production!!!

Author: allinfilmsca

Duration: 91

Published: 2011-04-23 19:18:57

The Making of Hello Herman

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Wy We Have A Body

“Why We Have A Body”

Why We Have A Body

Why We Have A Body

Directed by Tanna Frederick.
Produced by Alexandra Guarnieri.
Comedy by Claire Chafee.

With

Barbara Bain, Tanna Frederick,
Cathy Arden & Lisa Pescia

LIVE MUSIC

The score is recreated live at each performance by five remarkable musicians.
A playful mix of jazz, funk, blues and classical music, combined with original sound effects, dynamically interacting with the 4 actresses and reacting to the action.

Claire Chafee’s elegant, richly humorous comedy is all about love: romantic love, family love, sibling love, lesbian love, sexual love, and the sometimes strange but wonderful things that we do to satisfy our deepest desires and longings. Funny, sexy and occasionally poignant, “Why We Have A Body” will make you, like Lily and Renee, want to keep coming back for more.

Original music and sound design by Edward Auslender

Band  Members:
KYLE O’DONNELL (Saxophonist)
DAVID ABRAMS(Guitarist)
TREVOR STEER (Pianist)
COOPER APPELT (bassist)
ROBERT HUMPHREYS (drummer and percussionist)

Special Opening Receptions
Friday, March 2nd, 2012 @ 7:30 P.M.
Saturday, March 3rd AT 7:30 P.M.
RSVP required: (310) 392-7327

Proceeds will be Donated

Ticket: $34.99
We have a limited amount of special discounted tickets
Please click here on this link for $17.50 dollar tickets
Regular show times: Thurs.- Sat. at 7:30 p.m., Sun. at 5:00 p.m.
through April 8th

Tickets:

Edgemar Center for the Arts

2437 Main St.

Santa Monica, CA 90405

(310)399-3666
Lili’s a private eye. Her specialty is divorce cases, investigating adulterous husbands. But Lili herself is having an affair with a married woman, Renee, who is (or was, up until this point) a heterosexual.

Lili has a sister, Mary, a career criminal who compulsively robs convenience stores at gunpoint. But Mary is willing to make an effort at having a straight (i.e., non-criminal life). For this, she will have Lili’s assistance.
More than anything, Lili and Mary want to be family. But their mother, Eleanor, is forever exploring cultures in some other country or on some other continent. Mary and Lili long for their Mom.

Claire Chafee is the playwright. “Why We Have A Body” is her best-known play. It premiered in San Francisco in 1993, when it enjoyed a long run, and was later successfully revived there last year. Ms. Chafee’s other plays include “5 Women on a Hill in Spain,” “Darwin’s Finches,” and “Even Among These Rocks.”

Tanna Frederick directs, and portrays Mary. A critically praised audience favorite, she recently concluded record-breaking long runs on stage in “Sylvia” and “Just 45 Minutes from Broadway” at Edgemar Center, where she also appeared in “Always…But Not Forever.” She also appeared in Robey Theatre Company’s “For The Love of Freedom: Toussaint” and at Skylight Theatre in “A Safe Place.”  Her lively film career includes performances in “Hollywood Dreams,” “Irene in Time,” “Queen of the Lot” and the upcoming “Just 45 Minutes From Broadway,” “The M Word,” and more. She has also been involved with philanthropies ranging from Save Our Surf to the Iowa Film Festival.

Barbara Bain, three-time Emmy ® winner  (“Mission: Impossible,” “Space: 1999,” “Richard Diamond, Private Detective”) plays Eleanor.

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED (310) 392-7327

Purchase the tickets at www.edgemarcenter.org
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Join The Acting Studio at Edgemar For Art Gallery Opening Reception

You are cordially invited to join us at The Acting Studio at Edgemar for the art gallery opening reception on Sunday, March 4th from 2-5pm featuring RSVP is required:

Felicity Nove
“Poured Paintings”

RSVP is required.
The exhibit will running until the end of April.

*Please email us at info@edgemar.org
with how many people will be attending

Felicity Nove: Poured Paintings

Informed from my recent work on the nature of “scale” in art and science – paintings evocative of deep sink-holes, galactic hazes, and swirling cosmos which view expansive and stellar worlds through a microscope – I return to a more intimate world of exploration.

In this new series, I focus on the internal and phenomenological landscape.  Inspired by the poems and colors of William Blake‘s drawings, my new paintings explore spatial and temporal consciousness.  Created through kinesthetic awareness and intentionality there is a resulting evidence of ones own physical experience recorded by the suspended pigments and optical effects of play-of-color, iridescence, adularescence, and reflections on the canvas.

These embodied action paintings are evidence of a “body”.

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED (310) 392-7327

Theatre, dance, music, film, and visual arts come together in one place. Students and seasoned professionals perform side-by-side–their work is a culmination of workshops, rehearsals, and collaborations across disciplines. This is the purpose and the realization of Edgemar Center for the Arts.

We provide a physical environment that nurtures the collaboration between writers, directors, actors, musicians, dancers, and visual artists. Because our focus is on the creative process, our classes and productions actively mix together people of all ages and levels of experience to create an environment of learning.

We invite the community to observe, engage, and interact, to add its voice to our discovery.

Our vision is that children will grow up at Edgemar and people of all ages will take risks, and find their artistic voices. At one of our first fundraisers, Neil Simon, a member of our Honorary Board, said the national trend has been that theatres go out of existence.

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