Summer has been hectic for
Nanaimo’s
Spotlight Academy as the instructors themselves have been busy.
Adrian Hough obtained a role on
Revolution Studios’ remake of
John Carpenter’s
The Fog, which was partially shot in Cowichan Bay. Hough played the priest,
Father Bobby Malone, played by
Hal Holbrook in the 1980 version, which starred
Jamie Lee Curtis and
Janet Leigh. Hough has also secured a recurring role in the Winnipeg shot
Falcon Beach for
ABC and
Global.
Jacqui Kaese spent a couple of months on the mainland working on the set of
Whisper by Gold Circle Films, makers of
My Big Fat Greek Wedding and more recently,
Slither, a
sci-fi feature in which
Bart Anderson had a major role. Kaese’s role on set was to coach two child actors, Arizona’s
Blake Woodruff and Vancouver’s
Erika Shaye Gair for their roles in the film. Woodruff plays the kidnapped child who may be less innocent than he seems. During production
Scott Bernstein,
Universal’s Vice President of Production, complimented Kaese on her work.
Just recently Kaese has been booked again to coach Colin Ford on Brightlight Pictures’ computer-game based Dungeon Siege. Work starts next Monday (August 15th) at the medieval village Dungeon Siege has built in Beecher Bay between Sooke and Metchosin, and it is a $60 Million Production starring Matthew Lillard (Hackers, Scooby-Doo) and John Rhys-Davies (Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones).
With Kaese and the rest of the instructors busy,
Maria Darling, a top agent from London England, is using her wealth of experience to do an excellent job of running the office.
Spotlight Academy an individual journey for actors from Vancouver Island and the lower mainland, call Jacqui Kaese at: 1-877-233-2555 or email: spotlight@shaw.ca
Just recently Kaese has been booked again to coach
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