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Endeavours of Jasmina Nevada beyond Hollywood

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A blog post would not be complete without a little about the blogger, past endeavours which led me to the path of my present ones. I freelanced as film media in Hollywood and beyond. Interviewed film talent at prestigious film festivals on red carpets in Hollywood, Los Angeles, Dublin, London, Cannes & Latin America including events at the Roosevelt Hotel, Hollywood amongst other locations. Film festivals such as Sundance, Hollywood, AFI, Cannes, Dublin, Screamfest, MIPTV, MIPCOM, as well as the Independent Spirit Awards and Indie Film festivals and many others. Talent interviewed including Richard Gere, James D'Arcy, Rob Lowe, Tim Roth and many more. Trained in Hollywood as an actress, filmmaker and voice over, with small parts in music videos, reality TV shows, & films.  Known as 'the Venezuelan-English girl' courtesy of an Intro spot on the Late, Late show with Craig Ferguson in LA. Studied acting, improvisation, film making and voice over with...

The Mexican Dueña by Jasmina Nevada, self published book

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The Mexican Dueña is based on a true story. Two señoritas impressed by a tropical location on their travels, decide to return a few years later, to embark on a new beginning in the sun. However all does not go to plan, as they face the wrath of landlords and landowners (dueñas), and they face events they could not have envisaged in theory search for paradise. But wait I hear you ask. The blogger, interviewer, freelance media, actress etc.. writing about her professional endeavours!? Yes, you read correctly. The reason I took this route, was that a true story had been written as a screenplay, with intentions for a film, but was placed on my virtual shelf for a few years. A discussion here a negotiation there, only spanners in the works, no film or prospect of such.. So the mind boggles.. And one day.. I decided self publishing was the route and journey I took to get the story out worldwide and be seen. But it is not as simple as 1, 2, 3. I suddenly realised that I wo...