I always wanted to be involved with movies, but living in the heart of LA or NYC, going to auditions every day before working at the diner is just not AmarA. No, I chose to take the opportunities that fulfill my dreams as they arise on my life path.
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The House on Ghost Hill Road
Produced by I am Horror
Directed by Ted Nappi
Written by DA Bush
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AmArA plays Nora, part of the Fury Paranormal Investigation Team, as they go to the cursed and haunted House on Ghost Hill Road. The darkness built into every beam of the house calls to her soul as they explore, but will they be able to bring out the evidence of the night's eery events?
Showtimes coming soon!
Directed by Ted Nappi
Written by DA Bush
Follow the latest news on Facebook
Read the article by The Inconsistent Mom Blog from the first day of shooting
AmArA plays Nora, part of the Fury Paranormal Investigation Team, as they go to the cursed and haunted House on Ghost Hill Road. The darkness built into every beam of the house calls to her soul as they explore, but will they be able to bring out the evidence of the night's eery events?
Showtimes coming soon!
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The Road Film
A Fringe Film short
by the Bromp Brothers
AmArA and jk cameo in this short film by the Twilight Zone film makers Mark Berretta and James Osterhout.
After his wife dies, the man hits the road. Somewhere in the middle of nowhere he is entranced by AmArA painting near the road, while jk circles around with his camera, capturing her at her work.
by the Bromp Brothers
AmArA and jk cameo in this short film by the Twilight Zone film makers Mark Berretta and James Osterhout.
After his wife dies, the man hits the road. Somewhere in the middle of nowhere he is entranced by AmArA painting near the road, while jk circles around with his camera, capturing her at her work.
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Fat Kid Rules the World
Based on the book by KL Going
Directed by Matt Lillard
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Filmed in the Emerald City, Seattle, WA
Premiered on March 9, 2012 at SxSw Festival
Winner of the Narrative Spotlight Audience award at SxSw
If ever there was a movie created to show an AmArA in her natural state, this is it.
This is the tale of two teens, outcasts by circumstance, banding together to create something bigger and saving each other. Set in the Seattle punk scene, it features the Emerald City band Whiskey Tango, music by Mike McCready of Pearl Jam, and the artistic/narrative vision of Matthew Lillard.
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Fat Kid Rules the World is available on Itunes and on dvd via Amazon.com.
Watch Fat Kid Rules the World on Netflix!
The 2012 SxSw world premiere of Fat Kid Rules
I still am not sure how the movie biz works, but I do know this: If you are in a movie, you should go to the premiere.
So in March, 2012, jk and I made the trek from upstate New York to Austin, Texas to experience the Fat Kid unveiling as part of SxSw.
(left to right: Lili Simmons, actress & model; Rick Rosenthal, producer; Jacob Wysocki, fat kid; K.L.Going, author; Matt O'Leary, actor; Billy Campbell, actor; Matthew Lillard, actor/director; AmArA, extra artist)
photo courtesy of the Matthew Lillard Fan Site
So in March, 2012, jk and I made the trek from upstate New York to Austin, Texas to experience the Fat Kid unveiling as part of SxSw.
(left to right: Lili Simmons, actress & model; Rick Rosenthal, producer; Jacob Wysocki, fat kid; K.L.Going, author; Matt O'Leary, actor; Billy Campbell, actor; Matthew Lillard, actor/director; AmArA, extra artist)
photo courtesy of the Matthew Lillard Fan Site
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Adventures of Power
When I lived in Utah, I think I was the only painter in the whole state and I worked on everything from experimental theatre to massive opera. I got a call one day, this movie needs a few paintings.
Cool.
I did them in the living room of our tiny apartment that used to be part of the servants quarters for a brothel. I dropped them off at Salty Productions office, and never heard anything more about it, suddenly, there it was on Netflix!
And there was Jane Lynch, giving the finger in front of a piece of (uncredited) AmArA Art!
I wonder what happened to the paintings.
Director Ari Gold doesn't know either.
Cool.
I did them in the living room of our tiny apartment that used to be part of the servants quarters for a brothel. I dropped them off at Salty Productions office, and never heard anything more about it, suddenly, there it was on Netflix!
And there was Jane Lynch, giving the finger in front of a piece of (uncredited) AmArA Art!
I wonder what happened to the paintings.
Director Ari Gold doesn't know either.
