Oftentimes there is something to be said for actresses who perhaps didn 't go the typical route to enter the profession. In those cases, you can almost always anticipate unique viewpoints, and Carolyn Bridget Kennedy is one such person. She has carved out a niche for herself in the world of independent film that seems to strike a chord with fans from all different walks of life. Recently, I had the opportunity to ask her some questions about her career, including her emergence within the genre of indie film, her future ambitions, and even her exceptional perspective on the entertainment world and life in general. wp-1471992746752.png RH: What inspired you to become an actress? What kind of training have you had?
CBK: Until late 2011, I had …show more content…
She endures his antics so she can afford to pursue her dreams. So far six episodes have been filmed, with a minimum of twenty-six episodes over two seasons planned. It has been nominated as 2016 Best Pilot by WebFest Montreal. Danger Pay is also mentioned by Tubefilter as an “under-the-radar series to watch”.
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Why did you choose to go the route of YouTube to feature these shows?
Webseries can be a great way to create low-budget projects. YouTube is an accessible and easy means of distribution. It allows me to showcase myself globally and gain a large audience and loyal followers.
Do you have any other upcoming works you can mention?
My first short comedy film Super Speed Dates is in post-production and may be released in the next few weeks, depending upon film festival restrictions. A teaser trailer for this has been released on my personal YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/CrcP1s9fzqE
As well, five new episodes of Danger Pay are also in post-production, and I hope to release them in the next few weeks. A teaser trailer is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8epmZP2mfRQ. You can subscribe to Danger Pay on YouTube to receive notification of when the new episodes are available:
CBK: Until late 2011, I had …show more content…
She endures his antics so she can afford to pursue her dreams. So far six episodes have been filmed, with a minimum of twenty-six episodes over two seasons planned. It has been nominated as 2016 Best Pilot by WebFest Montreal. Danger Pay is also mentioned by Tubefilter as an “under-the-radar series to watch”.
wp-1471994128909.png
Why did you choose to go the route of YouTube to feature these shows?
Webseries can be a great way to create low-budget projects. YouTube is an accessible and easy means of distribution. It allows me to showcase myself globally and gain a large audience and loyal followers.
Do you have any other upcoming works you can mention?
My first short comedy film Super Speed Dates is in post-production and may be released in the next few weeks, depending upon film festival restrictions. A teaser trailer for this has been released on my personal YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/CrcP1s9fzqE
As well, five new episodes of Danger Pay are also in post-production, and I hope to release them in the next few weeks. A teaser trailer is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8epmZP2mfRQ. You can subscribe to Danger Pay on YouTube to receive notification of when the new episodes are available: