Take Five

Yesterday I attended the private screening for two projects that I had the pleasure of being a part of H.E. The Film (Handsome Enigma) and Vampire G.  Both projects, each depicting someone's walk in the LGTB community, were directed by KL Allen who I have worked with one a previous project called Perfectville.  While Vampire G is a fictional look into your average Nick's love life with the help and criticisms of his friend with a Twilight twist; HE focuses on a hidden truth of domestic violence in the LGTB community and how or if you can break the cycle when it's something you witnessed first hand growing up.
The screening took place at Landmark's Midtown Art Cinema.  There was such a huge difference being able to see myself on an actual movie theater screen, a sign of things to come God Willing.  Most of my cast mates were able to make it out for what proved to be an epic event for all of us.
The ever entertaining, Diamond Kesawn hosted the event with Shar Bates covering the red carpet.  And damn does it feel great to walk a red carpet, especially when you know you're walking toward something greater than yourself. 
I feel like I am really stepping into my destiny and I'm patiently waiting for my big break, but in the meantime I am enjoying every minute of my journey surrounded by individuals who are working towards their own destined greatness.

Be sure to check me and my amazing cast mates out when you can.
Aislin Petran in #VampireG
Mona Jordan in #HETheFilm
#EJPeteron in This World of Make Believe

EJ Peterson

Vampire G Cast Mates L-R Denerick Lindsey, Kayin Malik and Jamarr Tillman

Handsome Enigma Cast Mates L-R Marcus Morris, Chloe Stafford, Rion Williams, Tobijah Harriott and Wardine