BROOKLYN IS IN LOVE

WEB SERIES written & directed by Danielle Earle
THE STORY...
Brooklyn Is In Love (written and directed by Danielle Earle) tells the story of  three twenty-something's living in one of the most beautiful places in all of New York City -  Brooklyn, NY.

The series explores life's long awaited fears of growing up and finding one's place in the world by learning to deal with the reality of the choices we make in our mid-twenties.

The series follows the lives of Nikki, Diane, and Bryan; who are all searching for something greater then themselves. The characters eventually find comfort in each other, by learning the hard way through the experiences that they face along the way.


Stay tuned for the series premiere this April.
A WORD FROM THE WRITER...



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Danielle Earle
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Nadia is an Argentine / Spanish actress that arrived in New York a few months ago. She trained in Argentina and London and attended the Stella Adler Studio and Lee Strasberg Institute in New York.

Nadia began her career in Buenos Aires, where she starred in TV and theatre, and continued with theatre in London. Now in New York she is working actively on films and in our webseries.
Originally from Sierra Leone, West Africa. I arrived in the US at six years old due to the civil war that was tearing apart my native country "Blood Diamond". I started acting in college which eventually led to me dropping out to move to New York where I began my career with the NEC theatre company.

I enjoy acting because it allows me to explore humanity.

Favorite quote: "sometimes you just gotta take a flying fuck at a rolling donut"

Having arrived in New York just over a year ago with his EP of ‘chilled out acoustic pop,’ and his favourite guitar, this talented artist has managed to secure a management deal with the Tyler Music Group (famous for their work with Taylor Swift, Jewel and The Dixie Chicks), the usage of one of his songs in award-winning film director Andrew Hunt’s forthcoming film and an ever expanding fan base.
                               
Born just outside of Melbourne, Lucas grew up with his mother’s two stringed guitar for a toy. As soon as he was old enough, he bought himself a fully functional version, taught himself to play and at 15 joined a local band taking on the role of guitarist and songwriter. With an obvious talent for music he went on to study performing arts at the prestigious Brent Street performing arts school in Sydney. He worked hard quickly became a student of note and in his final year, he was offered the opportunity to perform on stage with US star Kelly Clarkson for the opening ceremony of the NRL grand final football.


After leaving Brent Street, Lucas took on a series of acting jobs before he was invited - without the need to audition - to join the cast of the musical WICKED in Osaka, Japan. He went on to stay in Japan for over a year and whilst there started focusing on his songwriting again. After he had gathered together sufficient material, Lucas hired a studio and started recording his music with a non-English speaking Japanese team. The result was his accomplished debut EP ‘Stars N Blue.’  With his finished EP in hand, Lucas started performing to live audiences in Japan developing a loyal following.

True to form though, Lucas isn’t resting on his laurels, he’s currently working with American poet Matthew Domino turning his poetry into songs and preparing for an extensive East Coast US tour scheduled to take place this summer.

Want more Lucas Kane Hall? To learn more about the artist, and tour updates can be found here:

MYSPACE www.myspace.com/lucaskanehall
FACEBOOK:www.facebook.com/lucaskanehall      



When I thought about the idea of producing "Brooklyn Is In Love," personally I was going through a dark period in my own life The idea came to me one restless night in August, 2010. I couldn't sleep. It was around 1am in the morning, and began listening to this family program on the radio. There was a  woman in her early twenties that called in, that She was confused about her life at the age of 23. When she was growing up she had high hopes of her life after graduating from College. She imagined that everything would  but ironically it didn't.

After getting her BFA she realized that she had made a mistake. She he wanted to change her career, and completely go in a different direction. That in itself made her feel like a failure, and it made her seem like a disappointed not only to herself, but to her parents. At that moment, it hit me, that I needed to produce a web series, that relates to all people in their mid-twenties and how at that particular stage in our lives, we are all left with a question mark for our future.

We are unable to predict what the future holds, and at the same time, continue to strive to balance living from paycheck to paycheck, and having a future, or goals.To sum it all up, trying not to give up is the hardest part we have to face.

The Killers said it best, "This is the world that we live. I still want something real."

At the age of 25, not only myself, but I'm sure most of us in that age group continue to follow that until we reach our point of self acceptance and growth.

I hope everyone enjoys this series, as much as I did writing it. It's tearjerker, but I think it's story that we can all relate to at one point in our lives.


Danielle  Earle
PL Entertainment
Born in Braintree, Massachusetts, Aaron Barcelo grew up always having an aspiration for being a professional actor.

In 2007 Aaron, moved to New York City, to continue studying his craft at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (2 year Conservatory Program - AOS).

Aaron continues to strive, and excel in his career, by taking challenging roles in theatre and film. He had appeared in several theater productions such as "Maybe Tuesday," "Summer,"and "Time and the Conways."

He was recently featured in the short film "Street Pillow" directed by Charles Drexler.

Today, Aaron is excited about being apart of Brooklyn Is In Love as well as being surrounded by an incredible cast and crew.
Born in Houston, Texas Miranda McCauley moved to New York City were she studied at Meisner One Year Intensive program with Instructor Deena Levy. She has made appearances in several off Broadway productions such as "Think Inside the Box: The Bill Of Rights Project" in which Miranda had written and directed at Apron Art Center, followed by "Bromance," directed by Samantha Manas, and "Sally and Marsha," directed by Denna Levy at at Reliant Theatre.

Miranda was recently in the short film, "Sunday Love," directed by Matt McClain that was submitted to the 24 Film Race this year.

She's always excited about working on new projects and is happy to be apart of the web series Brooklyn Is In Love.

Evan's excited to participate in PL Entertainment‘s Brooklyn is in Love. He can also be seen in PL Entertainment’s Where the Road May Lead Us. A New Hampshire native, Evan made his way to NYC in 2008 to study acting in the one year conservatory at Michael Howard Studios. He recently played Don in Howard Korder's Boy's Life.

Evan acts, directs, writes, sings, plays guitar and other instruments, works backstage on occasion, and bikes around New York City in search of surprises. Evan currently lives in Bushwick, NY.
MIRANDA MCCAULEY as Diane
ElIZABETH McINTIRE as Nikki
KATHER SEI as Bryan
EVAN BAKER as Charlie
AARON BARCELO as Kevin
NICOLE VOGT - LOWELL as HOLLY
NADIA SERANTES as AIMEE
AARON BARTZ as BENNY
LUCAS KANE HALL as MICHAEL
LUCAS KANE HALL on BALCONY TV
A New York native, Elizabeth currently studies Meisner with Rochelle Oliver and voice and diction with Monica (Russell) Blaze Leavitt.

See some of her most recent work as Uno in the premiere of Yolanda Rodriguez's "Milagros, Santa, and the Light" at the Manhattan Repertory Theatre and as Nikki in the webseries "Brooklyn Is In Love."
Nicole’s passion for performing has taken her from musicals at Cleveland Ohio’s beloved "Heights Youth Theatre" at an early age, to straight theatre in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and finally, in 2007, to New York City where she continues to work on her craft and pursue her acting career in both theatre and film.  (http://nicole.vogt-lowell.com/)

Nicole completed her Junior year at NYU-Tisch and acting training at the Strasberg Institute for TV & Film, where she played "Darlene" in Balm in Gilead and "Ruth" in The Norman Conquests.  She has also appeared in short films including supporting roles in Saeng Il (Dir. Jennifer Suhr), Scratch You Back (Big Apple Film Fest finalist - Dir. Ben Carey), & Make Believe (Dir. Pierre St. Jacques) and leading role in Rebel Rebel ("The Juniper Sequence" - California based film production company).  More recently, Nicole landed the leading role in the indie feature film, Horrorcon (Dir. Scott Norton), which is presently in pre-production.

Nicole is currently represented by Peter Strain & Associates Agency and is now taking a break from school to attend auditions and work on her new film and web series.  She is thrilled to be a part of “Brooklyn is in Love” and is proud to be working with such a talented cast and crew!  Nicole would also like to thank her amazing parents and family for their constant guidance and never ending support.
Hailing from Montana, Aaron has worked across the nation in classical and contemporary theatre and film. He was last seen as Edmund in the Southwest Shakespeare Festival's King Lear and as Malcolm in Macbeth at New York's West End Theatre.

Now happy to call New York his home, Aaron is very excited to be a part of Brooklyn Is In Love and to be working with such a groovy cast and crew. Thanks to Danielle, PL Entertainment, and the fans!
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