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They're the leading provider of assistance to Baja Mexico's orphanages.
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Shooting from daylight through the night and back into dawn.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Semi cross eyed Jew ready to eat her brains out.
to the most amazing organization, Corazon De Vida (). www.corazondevida.org/
They're the leading provider of assistance to Baja Mexico's orphanages.
Rose-rose
Shooting from daylight through the night and back into dawn.
They're the leading provider of assistance to Baja Mexico's orphanages.
Rose-rose
Shooting from daylight through the night and back into dawn.
09.02 | Teen Interviews Screenwriter Dan Waters
There’s still a fair amount of time before Vampire Academy: Blood Sisters hits theaters — seriously, February 14 can’t come soon enough! — but that doesn’t mean there won’t be plenty of VA treats to snack on in the meantime… like a Q&A with the screenwriter!
We had the chance to chat with Dan Waters about the Zoey Deutch-led film based off of author Richelle Mead‘s YA novel, and he spilled some of the juiciest details on the upcoming movie, including the comparisons to Twilight (with mentions of The Hunger Games and The Mortal Instruments as well), the bad-ass that is Dimitri Belikov, and the steamy necklace scene…
First off, we loved the teaser trailer, and we’re so excited for Vampire Academy! Tell us about your experience working with the movie.
Dan Waters: I hadn’t read the book, so you can imagine when the producers came and said, “Would you like to write Vampire Academy?” I thought, “Oh no, has my career come to this? Is this like a Saturday morning show? Is this like a Zack and Cody Go to Space? [However], when I read the book, I was exhilarated because I didn’t know the book. Then I immediately read all of the books before I even began thinking of doing the first movie. Then I was completely into it. I think when people say they’re sick of the vampire genre — believe me I was sick of it too — but to me when people are sick of a genre, that’s the best time to go into the genre, because that way you can play with the clichés and kind of move things around and mess with people’s brains. And I think Vampire Academy is the perfect vehicle to do that because it has so much more going on than just the vampires.
How involved were you with filming the movie? Were you on set a lot?
Dan: I was in London right before the movie started shooting [because I had to do all that last-minute work on the script], and then I was at the very start and the very end. That’s was probably the best thing for a writer because you don’t want to be there too much. Because when they see the writer, they’ll start to rewrite things and I thought we had the adaptation in a perfect place. Thank you for liking the teaser! I think people are over-analyzing it not knowing it’s just a one-minute piece of marketing that I think a lot of people get a little too crazy analyzing it because a lot of time the surface clichés are going to come through. And if you read the book, you know there’s a lot more complexity, a lot more going on then we could possibly show in a teaser.
Dan Waters: I hadn’t read the book, so you can imagine when the producers came and said, “Would you like to write Vampire Academy?” I thought, “Oh no, has my career come to this? Is this like a Saturday morning show? Is this like a Zack and Cody Go to Space? [However], when I read the book, I was exhilarated because I didn’t know the book. Then I immediately read all of the books before I even began thinking of doing the first movie. Then I was completely into it. I think when people say they’re sick of the vampire genre — believe me I was sick of it too — but to me when people are sick of a genre, that’s the best time to go into the genre, because that way you can play with the clichés and kind of move things around and mess with people’s brains. And I think Vampire Academy is the perfect vehicle to do that because it has so much more going on than just the vampires.
How involved were you with filming the movie? Were you on set a lot?
Dan: I was in London right before the movie started shooting [because I had to do all that last-minute work on the script], and then I was at the very start and the very end. That’s was probably the best thing for a writer because you don’t want to be there too much. Because when they see the writer, they’ll start to rewrite things and I thought we had the adaptation in a perfect place. Thank you for liking the teaser! I think people are over-analyzing it not knowing it’s just a one-minute piece of marketing that I think a lot of people get a little too crazy analyzing it because a lot of time the surface clichés are going to come through. And if you read the book, you know there’s a lot more complexity, a lot more going on then we could possibly show in a teaser.
Read more of the full interview where he talks about scenes, the cast, Dimitri and more at Teen!
08.29 | Teen Vogue Gets Zoey Ready for MTV VMA’s
Zoey getting ready for her 2013 Video Music Awards Show a couple days ago.
Source: zoeydeutchweb.com
Teen Vogue: Zoey Deutch invited us to get ready with her before her very first MTV Video Music Awards, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to tag along with the super gorgeous (and impossibly sweet!) Vampire Academy star for the evening. She enlisted the help of stylist Logan Horne, makeup artist Lisa Aharon, and hair stylist Aviva Perea, and though she was totally jazzed about her gorgeous Jonathan Simkhai dress, she was really looking forward to seeing a certain boy band perform for the first time in years. “I was most excited for the *NSYNC reunion, and to see Lady Gaga open. Both certainly did not disappoint,” she said when we caught up with her after the event. “I’m pretty sure I danced harder during the show than I did at my bat mitzvah party, which is saying a lot.”
On the dress
“I worked with stylist Logan Horne, and this seemed the most appropriate for the VMA’s, where
people are known to be a little less buttoned up.”
On her favorite part of the look
“I loved my black patent leather Saint Laurent shoes so very much. My feet didn’t agree with me
by the end of the night, but it was worth the pain.”
On her hair-and-makeup soundtrack
“I’m a total hip-hop geek. That’s my favorite kind of music to listen to while getting ready.”
The beauty goods
Among the products used, Bioderma Crealine, Welleda, Skin Food, Chanel Vitalumiere Aqua
foundation, Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage concealer, Laura Mercier matte eye color, and
Chanel Volume mascara were favorites.
A close-up of the lipstick
Chanel Rouge Coco in Mystique from the new fall collection, plus a dab of
Laura Mercier Bare Beige gloss in the center.
On her favorite beauty products
“I love Chanel foundation, Mac Studio Fix black mascara, and Burt’s Bees
honeysuckle-tinted lip balm. For hair, I use Oribe Texturizing Spray.”
On her post-party ensemble
“I changed into a black leather Maje dress and Gianvito Rossi shoes.”
Source: zoeydeutchweb.com
Zoey Deutch spotted around her Manhattan Hotel with her sister Maddie
Hair and makeup ready freddy. 's
I want to cry.
Zoey's shoes ;)
08.26 | Zoey Deutch Out In Manhattan
Zoey Deutch picks up a cool drink from Starbucks while out and about in New York City on Monday afternoon (August 27).
She was wearing this very cool IRO Ashville Leather Jacket.
She was wearing this very cool IRO Ashville Leather Jacket.
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