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Voice Over: Drama episode for Misfits Audio

Adrianna Acting, Ramblings 21 August, 201721 August, 2017actor, drama, voice over 0 Comment

So I had a fun opportunity with Misfits Audio to do some character voice over work as Carley, a car accident victim who is confused by the afterlife. Here check it out:

http://misfitsaudio.com/comments/archives/4435#more-4435

Young Carley Jeffers experiences the unknown after a tragic accident.

STARRING:

Cast:
Adrianna Prosser as Carley
Alex Zahara as Jack
Eleice Krawiec as Mom
Kyle McDonald as the Doctor

Written by Glenn Hascall.
Directed and mixed by Jim Smagata
Copyright 2017, Misfits Audio. All rights reserved.

Executive Producer and Webmaster: Capt. John Tadrzak.
Art Director: Glenn Hascall.

All the characters portrayed herein are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons – living or dead – is purely coincidental.

Watch Canada Story of Us: Episode 4 (mini episode)

Adrianna Acting, TV, Video 14 April, 201714 April, 2017Canada 150, Canadian history, CBC, episode, Kit Coleman 0 Comment

I love history, more over I love me some local Canadian history – to be fair I have been immersed in it since 2007 when I got my first museum job as a Historical Interpreter here in Toronto. But wait! I also did Renaissance Faires and a Pirate Festival before that (which were probably the best summers of my life,) so I feel like anywhere from 1790s up to 1914 I have a fair understanding of what was happening in the Western world.

But then I got to play a heroine of mine: Kit Coleman who was an Irish immigrant who came to Canada, Toronto in fact, and was a journalist – the first to be a female war correspondent, and a fantastic feminist who challenged people to judge her work by what she wrote rather than what gender she was or what she wore.

The full episode airs on CBC at 9pm on Sunday April 17, but for now here is a mini-episode with me as Kit!

Canada: The Story Of Us

Adrianna Acting, Ramblings, TV 17 March, 2017Canada 150, Canada The Story of Us, Canadian history, CBC, Kit Coleman 0 Comment

Coming soon! Me as Kit Coleman in CBC’s The Story of Us! Watch for my episode on April 9th called “Episode 4: Connected (1824 – 1890) Risk-taking inventors build a cutting-edge Canada.”

Wearing the badge again

Adrianna Acting, TV 28 February, 201728 February, 2017acting, costume, FBI, officer, on set, uniform 0 Comment

I’m not going to lie, I love getting cast as an officer. Recently I had the chance to be an FBI agent on See No Evil, coming soon to TV.

There is something about being the authority figure and not the victim in stories that I really dig. Maybe because I am a fan of equality and not just having men in places of power, but dang does it feel great to be a powerful woman in front of the camera.

The Last time I was in full uniform was for the CHUM FM commercial I did back in 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEuyPd5b4Gg

Here’s to many more roles where I bring in the bad guys.

Zombies in Love

Adrianna Acting 14 February, 201731 January, 2017Coral Melnyk, Jason Martorino, model, Photos by Joh, photoshoot, Valentines Day, zombies 0 Comment

I love a great photo shoot! And even better I LOVE a great photo shoot with my talented friends (and partner!) being zombies in love. Here check it out http://photobyjoh.com/uncategorized/zombie-love/

My favourite picture from it is this one:

Zombies in Love
photos by Photos by Joh, http://photobyjoh.com/
make up by Coral Melnyk

I had a lot of fun and I hope you have a great Valentine’s Day knowing this Zombie loves you too <3

Geek is as Geek does

Adrianna Geektropolis, Print, Ramblings 17 December, 201617 December, 2016branding, Captain America, Coral Melnyk, geek, Geektropolis, host, Marvel, model, nerd, Photos by Joh, photoshoot, web 0 Comment

It’s no secret I’m a huge geek. Nerd? There are times when I am both! Like in my latest photoshoot with Photos by Jo (and make-up by Coral who wanted me to really dive into my geek branding as I’m now hosting Geektropolis and of course I said “Affirmative. Engage.” and quickly had a panic attack about which shirt to wear – I have SO MANY geeky t-shirts!

Here’s my Brady Bunch set: Adrianna Prosser in geeky T shirts ona grid

And the best Captain America I can do without fully cosplaying it in camos:

Find Joh on the web: Insta:@photo_by_joh Twitter:@joannahaughton

Find Coral on the web: https://www.facebook.com/CoralMelnykCreations/ and www.CoralMelnyk.com

New Demo Cut!

Adrianna Acting, Video 16 November, 201615 November, 2016actor, demo reel, video 2 Comments

Just before we get into the end of the year I wanted to update my demo reel for 2017.

I’m looking forward to the projects that will be added next year, but until then here is the new cut!

Rebellious Women: Remount!

Adrianna Acting, Playwright, Theatre 15 November, 201616 November, 2016acting, Canada 150, Gibson House Museum, historical interpreter, one woman show, playwright, Rebellious Women 5 Comments

Next year, our great nation will be celebrating 150 years of Canadian history and culture! Now the history nerd in me is going nuts with all the great programming that I know is coming to the museums I work at – but also that I will be in an episode of Canada: The Story of Us on the CBC is exciting!

PLUS: it has been confirmed that my one-woman play about Mrs. Gibson and the women of the Upper Canada Rebellion will be remounted at Gibson House Museum in August!

I’m stoked to look back at this play I wrote back in… oh man, 2010?! Dust it off and send it back into rehearsal/the parlour. It is a site specific piece that tells the woman’s side of what happened in December of 1837…

Rebellious Women: Teaspoons Raised

“November 1851: In the front parlour of Mrs. Gibson’s newly built home in Willow Dale, a table is set with cake and tea. Mrs. Gibson and her guests: Mrs. Cummer and Mrs. Sheppard, have gathered. Gibson House hosts the three unique women of Willow Dale whose lives were touched by the events of the 1837 Rebellion. Based on letters and journals, discover history through the perspective of the wives, daughters, and mothers of those men who fought for change on Yonge Street.”

More updates on tickets and specifics to come!

On The Road To Being a Gunslinger

Adrianna Acting, Off stage/Off camera, Training 21 September, 201621 September, 2016gunslinger, pistol, Rapier Wit Stage Combat Studio, training, Wild West 3 Comments

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So you want to be a gunslinger in the Wild West do you? Well so do I! That’s why I got my PAL complete with a full weekend learning about guns (eep!)

If you scroll through the gallery of pictures you will see the types of guns I learned to handle correctly and safely. I got 100% on my written and 96% on my unrestricted (rifles and shotguns) and a double 90% on my restricted (handguns) tests. This was an intense weekend! The first day was 12 hours and the second was 6 hours – all safety and handling and legalities of guns in Canada. I’m fascinated by guns in movies as part of character development or the time period they live in. Keep your fingers crossed and send good vibes as a Western script is up for funding and should it go through yours truly will be a leading gunslinger lady who is out for vengeance. This character would have an 1850 hip hugging Colt single-action pistol (see, I learned some things!) and she would be a dead-shot marksman. Looks like I will have to hit the range and work on my targets so I can shoot as badass as my character demands!

Next phase is a one-day workshop at Rapier Wit Studio to learn about the actor side of gun safety. This is when I will finally be able to shoot my historic gun and get a feel for just how much recoil/kickback it will have. Nothing says badass like falling on your butt after the gun shoots. I will have to learn to keep my feet planted and look my enemy straight in the eyes 😉

Yee HA!

2 Weeks to Paradise – #amWriting

Adrianna Everything But the Cat..., Playwright, Video, Webseries 9 March, 20162 Weeks to Paradise, trailer, webseries 0 Comment

I don’t know if you know this but I started writing a web series…

This was made for IPF funding , it’s a ‘proof of concept’ trailer in hopes that they will like the concept and we can get backing from them to hire awesome talented people to make it a reality.

I’m calling it the next chapter in the Everything But the Cat… trilogy. But that only makes two? Ah yes, I’m also putting together a children’s book too! Since these are all under my EBTC branding which aligns itself with mental health, grief, and bereavement – I haven’t been talking about it much here, so if you want to follow that journey hop on over to www.everythingbutthecat.net and see how it’s doing 🙂

Please subscribe and like the above channel and video, as that is where the rest of the episodes will be posted, should we get funding!

Thanks for your support! And thanks to Charlie, Jason, Danielle, Phil, Ryan, AJ, Ron, Val, and Coral for making that video happen – you are the bestest!