Lisa Crosato
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HI!
Thanks for
visiting my web page and GuerrillaFilmmakers.com. I appreciate your interest.
I will keep you updated (to the best of my ability) of my latest
projects and career activities. I apologize for my turtle pace as I have
been working on movies and neglecting
this site...
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Recently I finished starring
in the indie feature "Alibi" with Marie
Zielcke and directed by James Chean. "Alibi" is a suspense thriller
about two women whose lives become intermeshed when they meet in a bar
and fall for each other. |
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They decide to help each other "get rid" of
someone in each of their lives in order to get revenge. |
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"Alibi" is one of the most creative and interesting movies I've had the
pleasure of working on. It is now in post production. |
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The upcoming Cannes Film
Festival will be screening my other latest film, "Kenmore Ave." I
co-wrote this movie with director, Nunzio Fazio. I am very proud of this
work. It has screened recently at the Malibu Film Festival, Sundance,
the L.A. short Film Festival and in New York. |
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The film has been getting
a lot of buzz and was called "One of the great films of the L.A. Short
Film Festival." |
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"Kenmore Ave" is a gritty
Hitchcock style thriller, filmed on the
streets of Hollywood at night. Please go to
www.coldwatercanyonentertainment.com
and click on our trailer. It is best if you have DSL! |
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If you are interested in seeing another film in which
I star. You may logon to Bigstar.com or half.com
or imdb.com and type "Deadly Ransom". This may
also be available in certain blockbuster video stores. I play the daughter of a
wealthy business man who is kidnapped along with her father and held for ransom.
This film was directed by Robert Hyatt and also stars Francesco Quinn, John Aprea and the
late Brion James. |
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There is one more project which is
close to my heart, which I am producing called "We Are the World".
It is a documentary about abused women and children and how creativity
heals. Nunzio Fazio, the director and I have been working on this
along with Lane Bradbury for over a year now. |
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It has been an
amazing and rewarding experience to document the difficult and
devastating incidents that these women have gone through and are brave
enough to share in order to help others. I feel strongly that the
voices of these women must be heard. We hope to have it aired on
PBS.
I look forward to updating you soon.
Best Regards,
Lisa Crosato |
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in! Magazine -"Although she is a new face to
many, this Canadian native began acting in Vancouver and was accepted into the
Williamstown Theatre Festival upon high recommendations from fellow thespians.
Crosato says, "I think that's where I really learned the craft of acting, by watching
and working with great actors from Broadway." |
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As a child, Crosato's father encouraged her to perform songs and skits for her Italian
great-grandmother and other family members on the fireplace hearth. "My dad was
definitely my first director." Crosato believes that the imprint for actors and
performers gets set very early. |
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When asked what she misses most about Canada, Crosato
quips, "Hockey Night In Canada. I miss that camaraderie shared among Canadians
while watching a bunch of grown men beat each other up with sticks. I also miss the
Canadian sarcastic sense of humor." Francis B. Kilduff |
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