In Response to The Enigma (Mildred) :
1.) Beauty regimen for day and night is pretty much wash face from germs and throw on some VALMONT Regenera 1 cream.
2.) Make- Up I cover my blemishes when I go out on the town with some tea tree oil to disinfect and then I'll put on an oil free cover up. Under the eyes if I didn't sleep. A little lip stain on the cheeks (if I've neglected my weekly vitamin intake) for a fresh complexion, a little mascara for the eyelids, but that sums it up.
3.) Must-have beauty product; my moisturizer. I care more about my skin and its maintenance than I do covering it up.
4.) I'm not much of a beauty queen but I do believe the advice worth giving is maintaining a healthy lifestyle, because skin and body issue are usually a representation of bodily imbalances.
5.) The best advice I've ever received was from my brother: 'never give a stranger an excuse to tell you what to do."
Response to Tommy
1.) Favorite film ever worked on:
I like some movies for different reasons but as far as a favorite I would have to say girl-fight, simply because I really felt through the whole experience it felt genuine, and 'Battle in Seattle' which I just finished promoting at the Sarasota film festival comes in a close second. I personally derive more satisfaction from being a part of an important seeming message than I do having incredible amounts of fun in Hollywood action flicks. 'Avatar' was insanely amazing and I must admit tops all the movies I've ever done on all fields but I have yet to see the finished product.
Response to Azreal
1.) As far as being your prom date in June, I am intrigued by the offer but I'll be in Italy writing for a month in June, don't think I could make it. I'm sure you'll find a hot date for prom anyway.
Response to Anonymous;
1.) Advice for fellow soul sister on acting:
The only advice I could give about acting is: "Own what you become with everything that makes you human". I personally haven't been in this industry long enough to pass judgment on acting classes, techniques, styles, or tactics, But what I've learned from my little eight years in the business is If I don't believe it when I'm doing it, being it, or living it, neither will those that are witnessing it.
Response to Theresa;
1.) Always want to Act? Actually I've always wanted to write, I became an actress by fluke. I did extra work in New York for two years after quitting one of those cheesy get a degree in six months business schools. I guess I wanted to see what film, movies, and the business was like overall. After two years of seeing loads of talent getting treated like shit in the pyramid game of production, I made a decision. The only way to penetrate the game as a writer is to become an actor. They were the only players that were treated somewhat fairly in the pyramid game of production, or so I thought then. I went on my first audition off an Add in backstage magazine, (add for movie girl-fight) and got it. 8 years later addicted to being used as a tool of communication by directors I'm sharpening my gathered information for phase two, writing and producing.
2.) Favorite movie scene? The scene I just shot for Fast And Furious 4, haven't had action like that in a while, can't really detail anything but man that was fun. Avatar was really fun to shoot can't talk about that either. I guess out scenes you probably saw or can see, would be a flick I did like eight years ago, called three a.m. my second film ever, I was a taxi driver with late night shift and I was eating Chinese food from this dump in New York, I open my rice box and a massive roach was in the box. I thought that was classic.
Response to Bekki
1.) What character type would I love to play? I'd like to see a kick ass believable action-packed character come to life, one that doesn't get captured so a guy can save her, one who doesn't get raped as a motivation for her adventure. A girl that owns herself, answers to no one but herself, and gets to jump out of windows, fly planes, race cars, and have a crew of kick ass friends that she actually gets along with instead of fight against over some guy. In short I'd like to be in an action flick where my character isn't compromised morally, sexually, or intellectually. A character I can actually like and admire completely instead of partially like most.
Response to Alex;
1.) After the latest trials and tribulations what clicked to turn everything around? I woke up one day stopped bitching about why things happen, stopped blaming, and pointing. I just came to a realization that I created my own environment, whether it was a hole I dug for myself, or a realm full of possibilities. I woke up one day to own my life, with all its quirks and perks. I guess, I ride my life better than I ride a board or a horse, cause so far I haven't really fallen off. If there's anything I'm good at its untangling knots. I just take my time is all.
Response to millie:
1.) Do you still skydive what's the feeling? I haven't gone out in almost a year, and I have to say I'm addicted to the feeling. I guess for me the feeling began with complete terror and once I realized I was out of the plane and no longer had the comfort of ground, that's when the Adrenagasm began. I feel like a bird an angel anything but human when I'm up there. Its nothing like looking out the window of a plane, I'm flying a hundred twenty (depending on my bodies posture) and I don't have a massive chunk of metal facilitating the flight (plane, car, contraption), I'm free, yet incarcerated at the same time by the laws of gravity. Which by the way, I haven't felt as intensely, ever, more so than during a 60 to 90 second free-fall. I get to see the world in three d from a bird's eye to an awe eyed perspective. I can't think of a better ride yet I haven't done paraglide trip yet.
Response to Kritsin:
1.) Do you dance? I loved to dance, as far as anything controlled or choreographed, not really my kind of deal. For years though as a kid I would go over to my aunts house in Puerto Rico for summer vacation, and she would set up all of these wonderful party events and celebrations for the otherwise boring church group members. Anniversary parties, festivals, and feasts. She would go all out and set up shows with all these 80's & 90's pop band songs from 'Menudo' to Michael Jackson tracks. I was very young and she rarely let me be actual part of the show, but I learned all the moves anyway. Since then I became obsessed with movement and I began my journey with music, and dance. I would go to music conferences, and eventually house parties all over Europe, south Africa, New York, Miami, Germany, south of France, etc. Moving my body makes me feel free. With that world of dance there is a whole other more prominent culture that overshadows that of dance and vibration addiction, and that's the world of Alcoholics, gold diggers, drug addicts, 'socialites & parasites', as I like to call them. I guess when you do what I do for a living (actress not celebrity), you can't be around that world because then people think you are that world. So now I'm learning how to DJ, it will take a couple of years and I won't get to dance as much but I still get crowd energy and good music. House parties are where I still get to release and free my dancing soul for the most part.
2.) Do you write? Not as much as I should, but I'm reaching a point where If I don't release some of these stories imbedded in my brain since adolescence at some point the next two years, I have a strong belief that my head is going to explode.