Posts tagged Katherine Elisabeth Clark
Short Film "Ways To Look At The Moon" Katherine Elisabeth Clark and Adrian Colon
I met Filmmaker/Actor/Comedian Adrian Colon a few years ago when he was shopping his film "The Jokes On You" since that time we have connect on several occasions as he continues to grow in his craft.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CPBtJDjFno

Approximately 1 year ago he introduced me to Filmmaker Katherine Elisabeth Clark who was shopping her "Popup Anthology" Series.

https://soundcloud.com/trenton365/katherine-clark-adrian-colon

http://www.popupanthology.com/

Together they continue with solo projects and recently I sat down with them about their latest cooperative project a short film effort "Ways To Look At The Moon."

While in pre-production with cast and crew in place they are in the fundraising phase seeking financial backing.  A Kickstarter has been established of which you can find via this link.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/katherineclark/ways-to-look-at-the-moon?ref=discovery

Katherine and Adrian can be seen throughout the region supporting various initiatives and projects and I look forward to see the finished project "Ways To Look At The Moon" in the interim have a listen to the exclusive Trenton 365 interview.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByMyrFZzLTZ8dGpkX0xLSlV0ZVE











Roxey Ballet Frankenstein
When I think back to my grade school education I regret not exploring the Performing Arts more.

I remember Earl Carhart telling me to consider the stage, unfortunately my interests were elsewhere.

Fast forward to my adulthood, where I am using my access to be a cheerleader for all genres of Art.

Earlier this year I met Filmmaker Katherine Elisabeth Clark while promoting her Pop Up Anthology film viewings.

http://www.popupanthology.com/

Later Katherine introduced me to the Roxey Ballet based out of Lambertville NJ.  I visited the studio for the series "BEER AND BALLET" FRANKENSTEIN sneak-peek.

Have a listen to my chat with Founding Director Mark Roxey

https://soundcloud.com/trenton365/mark-roxey-of-roxey-ballet

The open studio event gave visitors a chance to see and hear a bit about the forthcoming performance while enjoying some light refreshments.

I hope you will attend one of the performances and here is a little motivation.



The following images were captured by Kevin Duddy Photos