city of god, usual suspects, luck number sleven,
batman forever, Gladiator, XX XY, Dogma, the Goonies
Star wars Trilogy ( luke, Han, and laya) Indiana Jones (all)
Back to the Future (Trilogy) Matrix (one only) the Last Dragon
Enter the Dragon, Kung fu Hustle, Boyz n da Hood,
Hakkımda: If you ask Ayinde what he wants his audience to remember about him he will answer unequivocally ‘’The depth of the passion I put in my work and range of my character, I want them to really feel who I am’’ From DJ to spoken word artist, musician and now Actor Ayinde sees himself as a true renascence man of the new millennium.
First discovered hosting an open Mic poetry night in Seattle Ayinde Howell A native of the small military town Tacoma, Washington had two written self produced and directed one man shows under his belt when he was cast as lead in his first feature length film. Ayinde has since appeared in numerous short films and a hand full of plays and now resides in New York City.
Ayinde Howell multi talented performer began his career as a DJ at the age of 15. Becoming a successful club dj by the age of 19 he later moved to Seattle wrote his first poem which lead Ayinde into the world of spoken word Poetry. He along with friends formed the Urban.Scribes.Project a collective of poets actors and musicians Ayinde lead the group through many performances from Seattle to Vancouver, BC and San Francisco.
Ayinde subsequently moved to Los Angles CA in pursuit of A new passion, music. After spending a year in LA and some small successes with his music project, Ayinde moved back to Seattle. While hosting the USP Open mic Verbal Tea, he was approached by Malik Issias to audition for the movie “Urbanworld”, first for a small role of a henchmen then was offered the lead role of Hakaan Kirkum.
Upon wrapping Urbanworld Ayinde, still determined to make his mark as a musician he recorded his first LP under the Moniker American Hero, and moved to New York to peruse further music opportunities. Within several months of landing in gothem city and knowing no one, he landed the principal role in the Afro-punk indie film “White Lies Black Sheep”.
Filmography
I mean really is it? A couple of years ago, MySpace use to be where it’s at. Folks were conversing with each other, like really conversing. They were connecting with each other. MySpace use to be a place where like minded individuals could communicate and share interests. Man! I use to be put up on sooooo many indie bands through this site.
Nowadays, it seems as though most people are here solely to stunt and promote. Not that there is anything wrong with promoting. Hell, I always plug my going-ons on MySpace… Like my video blog --YouTube.com/ChasityChaos (shameless self-promotion). This is a great venue to make people aware of happenings, but what happened to the real connections? What happened to the dialog? What happened to the silliness? I miss it!
These days, I spend more time on FaceBook (FaceBook.com/ChasityChaos). So much time, that I have actually been contemplating the necessity of my MySpace page… So I am writing this message to ask all of the MySpacers of the world… Should I give up on MySpace, delete my page and turn to another social site for nourishment, or do you feel in your heart of hearts that there is a possibility of MySpace being resurrected?
Thanks for the add! Check out my next event at www. myspace. com/riverviewplayers --The River View Players Opening Kickoff @ Cafe Largo in Harlem on Sunday, September 7th!
Thanks for being our friend. We just wanted to let our writer friends know about our upcoming contest. This year we’re rewarding winners with even more money for their excellent personal essays, memoirs, and creative nonfiction.
Here are more details:
First place: $1100 Second place: $550 Third place: $275
1500 words max.
Entry fee: $15
Deadline: February 15, 2008. Late deadline: February 29, 2008 (+extra $5 procrastination fee)
Don’t procrastinate. Click the link below to enter today.
Thanx for the add request! I checked out your videos and I think all your accents are ON POINT... I'm Jamaican and you deffinately got me fooled :) Keep up the good work. *AkilA*
Thanks for being a friend. We just want to remind you and any of your writer friends about our August 1st contest deadline - we also have a late deadline of August 15th for those who need more time.
We are looking for previously unpublished personal essays with a max of 3000 words. Prizes are $1000, $500, $250. Entry fee is $15. To read the full guidelines and previous winners, check out our website
Online!
