On May 23, Rachel Galvin was interviewed by Evan Golden on his podcast “Talk Golden to Me” about the acting industry, her acting book, “Basics of the Biz,” film, TV, and other topics like the tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, and more.
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Rachel Galvin cast in “Aging in Place”
Photo of cast during first read-thru
Rachel Galvin is happy to announce she has been cast in the TV pilot “Aging in Place” written by Karen Donahue and to be directed by Alyn Darnay. It is slated to begin filming in July. Galvin will play the role of Lulu. This is not the first time she has worked with Donahue or Darnay and she also has worked with many of the cast members in the past.
Rachel Galvin gives insight into upcoming PBIFF
Rachel Galvin was quoted in “The Sun-Sentinel” about the upcoming Palm Beach Intl. Film Festival. See quote below:
“The Palm Beach International Film Festival looks to have an engaging and fun year,” said local film critic Rachel Galvin, who writes and publishes a film magazine called Independent Streak.
“They are scheduled to have a diverse array of activities to be welcoming to a wider audience,” Galvin said. “Any opportunity to allow local and international filmmakers the chance to showcase their work is positive.”
See whole article here: http://www.sun-sentinel.com/local/palm-beach/wellington/fl-t2-filmfest-0315-20170314-story.html
Movie with Rachel Galvin to go to Cannes
“Prowler: The Terror of Santa Carla” is set to go to a Film Fest in Cannes, France, according to director Ram Hernandez. Rachel Galvin did a voiceover as a reporter in the film and is pleased to hear it is headed to the fest. Hernandez said as many as 5000 people could be in attendance at fest.
Rachel Galvin interviews FLIFF CEO & their commercial’s director
Interview of Gregory von Hausch, FLIFF CEO, and Brian Bayerl, their commercial’s director at FLIFF poster party unveiling for Artistic Times TV.
FLIFF 2016 Poster Unveiling Party from ABPTV on Vimeo.
Rachel Galvin stars in John Hamblin’s “Boca Raton: It’s Happening”
On April 14 at the Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center, a medium-sized crowd assembled to watch the four contestants for the Script to Reel contest. Director John Hamblin was one of the directors brave enough to take on the challenge. The stipulation in creating the quickly-put-together project was that it has to include a certain line of dialogue, feature product placement from the Downtown Boca Raton Film Festival sponsors, it had to feature the mascot Leo–the dog, and a few others fun last-minute things. He pulled it off.
Rachel Galvin was one of the leads. “I played the quirky wife,” she said. “I used a lot of my own personality in the character. I had a blast working with the creative cast and crew. John was great! He allowed us to really make the parts our own and embellish (Improv) as we saw fit. I was able to bring and utilize my own props to really bring the character to life.”
The short film also starred Robert Gordon Spencer, as her husband, Alyn Darnay, Larry Gotterer and other dedicated actors. It shows again on Sunday, April 17, at 5 p.m. at the Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center.
Interviewed about “Basics of the Biz”
Rachel in TV pilot “Short takes on Life”
Rachel joined the gang at First Edge Studios in Wellington and filmed a skit for their new TV pilot, a SNL-type skit comedy show, “Short Takes on Life. Playing an Undercover Cop who gets the shaft in the skit “What Makes a Cop Pop,” her character’s development took her to new heights.
“This is the most over-the-top I have ever played,” she said, adding, “It was a lot of fun really letting loose with this character and the other actors were great to work with.”
“Short Takes on Life” has wrapped and producer/ writer Steve Daron is
Steve Daron & Rachel Galvin
currently seeking a distributor in Los Angeles.