Tim Greene, a popular hip hop filmmaker known for a variety of films and finding new acts, including Rapping Granny and the movie "Lil Homeez," has provided free actor/filmmaker workshops in Los Angeles, Philadelphia and New York and Washington, D.C. At a recent event at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Library in Washington, Greene described for his audience, young and old alike, about the good, the bad and the ugly of the movie industry and dispensed advice to aspiring actors to keep handy proper head shots, business cards containing their photos, at least 10 resumes and reels with samples of their work.
She has been in the game for so long and usually it’s harder for black actresses to stay in the game, especially as they age….However, with Kim Fields, it’s a different story and you can tell she is happy with her life and career….She also talks about her current and upcoming projects and of course, […]
