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Introduction: It was a pleasant, late winter morning with a gentle breeze. Not the kind that produces spitting rain or camouflages the impending gusts that will soon carry your breath and umbrella - flipped inside out and rendered useless, as usual. No, it was a gentle caress in the early morning which gave me hope that spring will arrive early this year, as rarely happens, in England. But, before sunrise, Monday, 28th March 2011 at Waterloo Rail Station, I was sat waiting for a train or better yet, for my new life, my own spring to begin. Springtime, the season when pent up energy awaits the sun's return, to explode into an amazing thing.

 

When I got to my destination - Ascot Racecourse, I looked around and walked onto the set of a major motion picture for the very first time. Not as passersby or casual observer, but as an active participant Something told me that in this world, magic is made. 

 

Motivation: As a creative and naturally inquisitive person, I continually write, investigate and research, non-mainstream and obscure media stories, revisionist history, "off" topics, controversy, hidden (occult) knowledge, and disclosure of otherwise taboo and esoteric topics. Learning about these topics inspires me to write scripts, design, and draw - to visually express and communicate my connection to what I call, my mission. Having been in various creative fields, helps me understand the process and complexities of creativity, of design, visual and media arts. My projects express my ethos to: do no harm, take no shit, tolerate only what we must, live and let live, everything is energy (positive or negative), connect with who you truly are and your tribe, uncover was has been hidden, discover the once untold, and spread truth far and wide.

 

Products:

  • Costume designer for Detroit '67, Miami production with African Heritage Cultural Center.

  • MACRO/The Black List & Warner Bros Incubator 2nd Round placement.

  • Co-writer for drama series pilot for UK TV indie production.

  • Casting assistant, researcher for LGBTQ+ talent and LGBTQ-friendly brands, for production sponsorship. And as wardrobe supervisor, for a feature film, in pre-production.

  • For over eight years I’ve worked in:  feature films, television series, adverts, and music videos with some acting and as a supporting artist.

  • Written (13) spec scripts for features and series and a 2-act stage musical.

  • I also worked part-time at a women's fashion brand as a copywriter and marketing content writer, photoshoot stylist, and cv/bio writer. I've also written and lectured on self-help topics based on practical life experience within a spiritual-based context.

  • I earnt a degree in applied science in interior design and arhitectural technology. And worked in commercial and residential interior design, for many years. With full-service and boutique architectural and design studios as a freelancer, contract employee, and my own-home studio. A great deal of my work in that field required researching and technical writing for building specifications and construction.

  • I've also worked as a portrait photographer (onboard a cruise ship and for a mobile photo studio), costume dresser, photographer's assistant.

  • Additionally, a fitting room, showroom, and expo model for an e-commerce fashion brand and fine art model.

  • And a home fashions designer machinist, and ironworks finisher. 

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Currently researching and remembering family history and stories of life in northern Honduras, in the late-1800s through mid-1950s for a bio fact-fictional book or script about the "Banana Wars" of Central America.  From its introduction as a plant/grass species from South East Asia to Central America, the banana has dominated the fruit export-import industry and fed the world.

 

Please have a look at the script and content work I've completed and those undergoing development and research. I am currently without literary representation or management.

 

Namaste.

Cynthia

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