Rachel Galvin is Associate Producer on “Dakota Documentary”

Dakota-Building3Rachel Galvin has joined the team at Campfire Productions to help with the making of “Dakota Documentary,” a documentary about the iconic Dakota Apartments in New York City. Being a History major, Galvin is pleased to be doing research on the history of this landmark. To find out more about this project, directed by Scott Cardinal, visit www.dakotadocumentary.com.

Rachel Galvin shoots promo video blogs for “Absolution”

Mary Jane Carson In an attempt to raise excitement about the upcoming filming of the highly anticipated Sci-Fi webseries “Absolution,” Rachel Galvin created a series of video blogs Oct. 16, which will be aired weekly starting soon on the Absolution website and other venues. Galvin plays Mary Jane Carson, the president of the Scott Dru Fan Club and creator of video blogs done in his honor, as well as his Facebook page, entitled Scott Dru Fans Unite (The site will be launched soon). Carson is not just any fan. This No. 1 fan plans to be Dru’s number one … at all costs.

Check out Absolution’s fan page: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150412325161648.418225.504906647&type=3#!/SWAbsolution.

Rachel Galvin attended Palm Con’s inaugural fest

Rachel Galvin and director Kurt Donath attended the 1st annual Palm Con to promote “Lucky Streak & the Crime Fighters.” The event was a big success. Not only was the film shown, but Donath and Galvin were interviewed by the Pow Wow Show and Donath was interviewed by Nerd Nation, which plans on interviewing the pair again soon. In addition, Comic Privvy did a video interview and many other media outlets and fans came to take photos of Galvin, who manned the booth. Galvin and Donath loved Palm Con and meeting the other people who were attending. They are looking forward to next year’s festivities.

Rachel Galvin does table-read for Sci-fi webseries “Absolution”

Rachel Galvin and Vance JonesRachel Galvin just was part of the first table read for the sci-fi webseries “Absolution.” She will be playing an obsessed fan, a part she cannot wait to play. The series has already raised over $15,000 toward production through Kickstarter. They plan to begin production in October in the South Florida area. This film’s proceeds will benefit several nonprofit organizations, including Equality NowLovewell Institute for the Creative Arts, and Kids Need to Read.

Rachel Galvin featured in music video

Rachel Galvin and Andrew Brown on set of music video

Rachel Galvin and Andrew Brown on set of music video

Rachel Galvin was featured in a music video directed by Troy Bernier of Ginnungagap Filmwerks. The singer is Scott Opiela and the song is “Time to Go, The Sacrifice.” Shooting took place on Aug. 14. The setting was a distant planet. Galvin played an astronaut who must run for her life. NASA may be shut down, but the dreams of planetary travel live on. The outfits may not be as elaborate as a Lady Gaga video, but they were custom-made.

The song is part of the soundtrack for a fun sci-fi romp called “Planeta Desconocido,” a film guaranteed to be unlike anything you’ve seen before. Featuring green screen shots, Tron-esque graphics and a futuristic landscape, the film is a bit like a video game with a game of cat and mouse between good and evil with tragic results.

Rachel Galvin stars in winning 48 Hour film fest project

48 hour film fest 2011 003On July 30, Rachel Galvin was busy acting in a short film for the 48 hour film festival. She worked again with director Kurt Donath, producer Tom Leeman and D.P. Jon van der Baan. Also starring again was Melodie Veverka, who played the lead role. This is the third film that Galvin has been a part of with this crew, but they have done several throughout the years and won many awards in the process. Galvin also worked with this crew in “Lucky Streak and the Crime Fighters,” a feature film. The film won “Best Character.”

The film was written by Melodie Veverka and Rachel Galvin as a mix of “Sex in the City” and “The Hangover.” Although, Galvin’s character seems more “Devil Wears Prada.”

Rachel Galvin cast in sci-fi webseries “Absolution”

Rachel Galvin has been cast in the upcoming webseries “Absolution.” The web series, which will begin with a pilot, was created by Three Lefts Productions, which was formed by veteran Stage and Screen professionals Robert J. Coward, Ryan Hogge and Elizabeth Garrard. A portion of the proceeds from DVD sales will be going to the charities Equality NowLovewell Institute for the Creative Arts, and Kids Need to Read.

Galvin will be playing an obsessed fan/ stalker, a part she cannot wait to sink her teeth into.

Rachel Galvin starts acting coaching

Rachel Galvin returns to coaching actors by working in collaboration with Talina Adamo Oblander’s Black Onyx Productions. She will be working with actors to help hone their script in preparation for a demo reel scene to be shot by Oblander. By helping actors break down the scene and discover their character, she is able to bring out the emotions and beats within the scene to bring it alive and make a better showcase for the actor.

She is in plans to do a basics seminar (also with Oblander) at the end of July. Plans to be announced soon. This will follow many of the points she covers in her book “Basics of the Biz,” but will elaborate on her standard seminar which has been featured at the Delray Beach and Lake Worth film festivals.

Interested in coaching or workshop? Contact Galvin at ravenprods@yahoo.com.

“I plan on making them a bit more interactive,” said Galvin, who is excited to also be working with actors one on one.