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Actress Tina Cole, and Actors: Stan Livingston & Barry Livingston
Actress Tina Cole, and Actors Stan Livingston and Barry Livingston remember “My Three Sons”; Tina talks about growing up in the musical King Family and becoming one of the King Cousins.
Basil Mironer
Basil Vassili Mironer was born in Moscow, Russia, and immigrated to America in the late
1980’s. Accepted to Georgia Institute of Technology, Basil briefly pursued a career as a
computer science programmer. After witnessing a student seizure from a flickering
screen, he enthusiastically redirected his passion to storytelling through film and video.
Moving to Europe, Basil created a series of avant-garde short films and eventually
started to focus on more linear storytelling – directing short documentaries exploring
immigration and nomadic lifestyle.
In 2010, he received his Master of Fine Arts in Film and Television Production from NYU
Tisch School of the Arts Asia. Basil has honed his cinematography and directing skills on
over 30 global film productions, and pioneered the first stereoscopic 3-D film shoot in
NYU history.
Basil has received numerous awards and accolades including: Sonje Award for the best
Asian Short film at the 14th Pusan International Film Festival, Best of Festival selection
at Palm Springs Shortfest 2009, and the Wasserman Award at the First Run Film
Festival 2010.
His film Rare Fish (Ikan Langka) was selected for the prestigious Haig P. Manoogian
Screenings at the Directors Guild of America where it won the Audience Award.
Basil is an award winning Director of Photography and recently finished production on a
Hong Kong narrative feature entitled Camera, a dystopian-thriller to be distributed
by Fortissimo Films. Basil currently splits his time between Los Angeles, New Zealand,
and South-East Asia collaborating with storytellers, artists, and filmmakers.
Jennifer Bassey
JENNIFER BASSEY: “Homage to Veterans and Rising Talents” starring Emmy nominee and 30 year star of ALL MY CHILDREN AS “Marion Colby”…The Amazing, Jennifer Bassey…Darling! Jennifer Bassey on IMDb
Mustang Sally
NEW MEDIA DARLING … MUSTANG SALLY: .fans first fell in love with Mustang Sally on “Watch What happens Live” w Andy Cohen on Bravo and now she’s part of this great new show…The Real Drunk Housewives of the San Fernando Valley and we will be announcing some exciting news regarding Mustang and our show going forth! Check her out:
Mustang Sally on Facebook
Elizabeth Montgomery
A Look at the Life and Career of Elizabeth Montgomery with author Herbie J. Pilato (“Twitch Upon a Star”).
Cinematographer Jess dela Merced
JESS dela MERCED, Cinematographer, is gaining attention around the world for her films that attack social stigmas in a quirky, dark-comedy style. Her latest film, Hypebeasts, features 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith and 30 Rock’s Grizz Chapman. She lends advice on those actor/directors that act and direct their own film and how to wear each hat effectively on set and how to channel your specific talents to what the project calls for.
Learn more about Jess dela Merced at Jess dela Merced’s IMDb page
And info on Jess’ latest film here: Hypebeasts the Movie
Veteran Actress Rose Marie
ROSE MARIE is an American actress. As a child performer she had a successful singing career as Baby Rose Marie. A veteran of vaudeville, Rose Marie’s career includes film, records, theater, night clubs, and television. Her most famous role was television comedy writer Sally Rogers on the CBS situation comedy The Dick Van Dyke Show. She later portrayed Myrna Gibbons on CBS’s The Doris Day Show and was also a frequent panelist on the game show Hollywood Squares.
Jennifer Gimenez
JENNIFER GIMENEZ: The gorgeous, hilarious and all around Amazing: Actress, Host, Activist and Reality Star form CELEBRITY REHAB, Jennifer Gimenez! She’s got SO many great projects to promote and she will catch us up on all the latest happenings in her life and with Dr. Drew Pinsky. IMDb
Director Samuel Gonzalez
SAMUEL GONZALEZ JR is a director that has been my longtime friend, inspiration, and crew teammate. His directing style is fast, stylistic and visceral. I asked him to sit down with me to lend me his two cents on how to be a leader on set and staying true to your vision without compromising egos. First time directors – listen in on this! There are tips and advice you don’t want to miss!