Hannah Roze

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My second modeling gig! I posed for photographer Nicholas Giuricih, of Holyrad Studios. In his 'Portraits' series he captured contrasting traits in my personality--toughness and elegance. 

HAUNTED was an Official Selection of: The New Hampshire, The Big Apple, SNOB, and Another Hole in the Head Film Festivals! I was lucky enough to attend two screenings.
Photos are: 1-3) The Big Apple Film Festival, Village East Cinemas, NYC, NY; 4) The New Hampshire Film Festival, 3S ArtSpace Portsmouth, NH.

the Final Days of
Vincent Van Gogh

On July 27th 1890, Vincent van Gogh stumbled, bloody, into the Auberge Ravoux Tavern. After two feverish days, he died in France of his fatal gunshot wound. Was it suicide? was he killed? Inspired by Naifeh and Smith's controversial biography, Final Days non-chronologically unravels the last days and death of history's most erratic and vivid painter.

My first model gig! These gorgeous period photos were taken aboard the Lightship Frying Pan, and are promotional images for The NYC Frigid Festival. The play, Heart of Oak, will be an Everyday Inferno Theatre Company original work.

We shot the drowning of Rebecca Ward--the ghost of a 19 year old, Victorian, schizophrenic--late at night in Atlantic Aquasport's Dive Pool in Portsmouth, NH. 

In search of some ghostly fun, young couple Alex and Zoe spend the weekend at a famously death-ridden seaside hotel, only to find themselves haunted by questions...and possibly the ghost of Rebecca Ward!

3 am, two twenty something sisters, one hotel room. Prague. What begins as drunken silliness after a night of partying, slips into a serious conversation about family ties.  

A girl on the phone is on hold. Forever...well, seemingly. A short film homage to the NY Times 14 Actor's Acting segment, to silent films, and a satirization of my own personal experience on hold.

Photos are: 1) a screen test, 2-3) Paulinka in A Bright Room Called Day, 4-6) Agent Olivia Dunham in Fringe, 7) Sabira in an untitled student project, 8-9) Molly in Hipster, a student project, 10-11) Nora in Sunshine Cleaning, 12) Jennifer McCabe's Class, 13-14) Pics from the Last Day of Class

A vibrant tale of forming and fraying friendships, romances, art, wild parties, politics, experimentation, and idealism, as young bohemians come of age during Hungary's current terrifying slide into dictatorship.

A special gala [with press and industry] was held on the closing night of the show at the NYC Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute, in honor of the play's success as the 2nd Annual Clifford Odets Ensemble Play Commission and of the Institute. 

If on a Winter's Night...is Everyday Inferno Theatre Co.'s one act festival, produced annually in December.
These one acts were united by the theme: adventurous women.

The Splendid Adventurers Club is an outrageous, Monty-Python-esque spoof of swashbuckling Indiana Jones/Errol Flynn-ian fantasies, the Victorian Era, exclusive clubs, and sexism. Five bombastic men (all played by women) waste away in a decaying mansion, reliving their 'glory days' through tall tales, until a young woman breaks in and demands membership...   

A trance-like tale following the loathing and loving of Petra, an avant-garde fashion designer. She lives and languishes in her apartment [a self-created dreamland] as her friends, enemies, and relations come and go. 

Behind the scenes peek at training, classes, rehearsals and life with the Lee Strasberg Theater and film institute actors [the Strasberg-loves-of-my-life!] 

When reading Caesar in class the insecurities of the dorks, jocks, sluts, wanna-be's, and queen bees at an all girls boarding school, take over. The line between reality and reading vanishes and the Queen Bee is violently dethroned. 

Meet: Phoenix, my alter ego. At the New Studio we each developed alter-ego characters, and performed dramatized pieces of their autobiographies. The egos were to embody everything we were polar opposite of, feared, or feared but secretly wanted to be. 

Other miscellaneous chameleonic characters. 1-4) Punk, 5-6) 1960s, 7) Film Noir Femme Fatale

Behind the scenes photos of classes, and guest workshops at the New Studio on Broadway's Acting Track! [Teachers and guests include Robert O'Hara, Olympia Dukakis, and Orlando Pabotoy.]