I had an amazing month. Bosch Legacy productions gave me another opportunity to be on their show, which will air in the fall of 2024. Being on their set is always a wonderful experience for me. This time, I have a recurring role as Det. Reina Vasquez’s mother Jane, and it’s a slightly bigger role than last time. As soon as I know the exact air dates, I’ll share them. Here’s a sweet photo of me and two of the cast members.
On the podcasts front:
We are thrilled to announce that Jack Remick will join us as our guest for this month’s episode on the Poetic Resurrection Podcast. He’s a poet and a writer and he recites his poems, Dying Dreams, Secret Disease and Lovdeth, from his poetry collection entitled Satori. They’re beautiful poems. I love this section from Dying Dreams: “Despite the cult of youth, we know this: flowers fade, we come to the closing of doors where we lie down naked for the dying of dreams.” Not only is he a talented poet and writer, but he also imparts his knowledge by offering a writing masterclass. Take the time to listen in to this episode, which promises to be both enjoyable and educational.
This month’s special guest on Overheard at Chica’s Café is entertainment lawyer Mark Pearson. Although this episode may be longer than others, it is packed with fascinating discussions. We delve into the legalities and requirements for success in the music, film, and entertainment industries. AI and its impact on creative property also takes center stage in our conversation. If you’re interested in learning about thriving in the constantly evolving entertainment world, this episode is a must-listen. And as a bonus, we go into further depth on the topic of AI due to the extended length of this episode in a separate episode.
This past month has been quite eventful. I’ve had a few auditions, mostly for voiceover work which I enjoy recording. These auditions are quick and fun, although I do take the time to study the character and come up with a unique voice. Some scripts require more thought than others, so I pause to think before performing. Thanks to my agency, DDO LA, I’ve been receiving good audition opportunities.
My podcasts have been well-received. This season on the 
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I have been very busy this month going on commercial auditions due to the film and television strike from the SAG-AFTRA union. Being put on hold/avail for a casting decision is an exciting step, yet I was released from three of those holds in a row, and unfortunately did not book any of them. This is why many SAG-AFTRA members must find other sources of income alongside acting.