VANCOUVER – How often have you watched an old western and longed to saddle up, eye down your shootout opponent, burst through a set of saloon doors, and ride off into the sunset? Michelle Muldoon took control of the reigns to create her own western universe right here in BC. Speaking with her about her new film, “Last Stand to Nowhere”, I was ready to don the ol’ black hat and find myself a pair of boots. Last Stand to Nowhere is barely into post-production and is already generating a lot of buzz! Can you give us a quick overview…
Author: Taylor Hastings
Taylor Hastings
Taylor Hastings is a Vancouver born-and-raised actor, producer, and writer (in that order). A theatre junkie for most of her childhood and adolescents, Taylor transitioned her acting work to film and television after graduating from a two year conservatory program. Since then, she has gone on to appear in numerous Hallmark films and network series, including The Good Doctor, iZombie, and Supergirl. In the meantime, she has formed a passion for producing, from freelance theatre work, to founding a local theatre company, to co-producing a short film, and beyond. Her first self-written and co-produced short film, The Ride Home, is currently enjoying a successful festival run and landed Taylor her first Leo Award Nomination for Best Female Performance in a Short Drama.
VANCOUVER – I first met Gigi Saul Guerrero at an event where we were both speaking. I was nervous, and well, Gigi was not at all. She was outgoing and instantly introduced herself, and we got to chatting. I quickly got to see that this director is a force to be reckoned with. Confident, outgoing, and deadly talented, Gigi graciously agreed to chat with me about her up and coming status as a badass horror filmmaker. I’ve heard you’ve been nicknamed La Muneca del Terror! Can you tell us what that means, and what landed you such a deadly nickname?…