HAMPTON ROADS, VA. — Director, Producer, and Screenwriter Jasmine Deanne Andrews joins Coast Live with actress ArLynn Parker to discuss their upcoming film "Then Sings My Soul," a personal story about women who seek justice in the face of abuse.
"Then Sings My Soul" premieres Sunday, May 21 at 2 p.m. at the Fort Monroe Theater in Hampton. For tickets and more information, visit the Eventbrite page for the premiere. Learn more about Jasmine Deanne Andrews' work at sulliedbride.com.
ArLynn Parker, actress, and Jasmine Deanne Andrews, director, sit down for an interview with Robin McCormick on the Round Robin Show, to discuss the upcoming premiere of their film, Then Sings My Soul. In the movie, ArLynn plays the part of Tanya, an eighteen-year-old girl who ends up killing her stepfather in self-defense. ArLynn revealed how she prepared for the role and what she learned about the legal aspect of defending sexual assault cases during filming. The theme of the film, Justice is a Ministry, ties in with a message of hope and faith as each character receives deliverance in Yeshua (Jesus).
Behind the scenes photo from the film The Curse of EVE
Jasmine Deanne Andrews
"Thankful to God and my mother..."
Jasmine Deanne Andrews
Producer and Director for the film The Curse of EVE
Jeanette Dey Andrews
& Jasmine Deanne Andrews
Jasmine Deanne Andrews writer/director won 2nd Place in the Hampton Roads Virginia Production Alliance Screenwriting Competition for her Screenplay, Natalie's Abortion.
Producer Jeanette Dey Andrews (far left), Aaron R. Sampson, David Freer, Jasmine Deanne Andrews, and Arlyne Spalla (far right) gather for a group photo at the WMIFF celebrating all the hard work they put into the making of the film, Natalie's Abortion.
Arlyne Spalla winner Best Actress
David Freer winner Best Actor
Aaron R. Sampson & Jasmine Deanne Andrews winner Best Cinematography
Natalie’s Abortion, tells the unshared story of a woman who has to deal with a rape related pregnancy, abortion, and the constant bombardment of society’s unsolicited opinion about her decision. The story shows the ultimate triumph of a rape survivor as she finds her own voice and takes the power back in her life. I would love to have you view my film, Natalie’s Abortion, on Vimeo and leave a review to share this important message to help empower other rape survivors. Your support will not only help my film reach those who need to see it most, it is also a call to action for all of us to speak out against violence and better honor survivors of trauma.