TA: Tell us about "Tea Time & Under The Covers"
LAC: "Tea Time & Under The Covers" I wrote with my buddy Lucas. He and I love the same kind of movies, he loves wacky dark, like DePalma, Lynch. We are both so goofy when we hang out together, and people on Twitter were asking me questions, we kinda came up together with this idea to do these bizarre videos where I can answer fans questions. We just had a lot of fun with them and people really responded well to them. And with each video we kinda of got bigger and sillier. At the moment he's in Los Angeles and I'm in New York, and we're talking about creating some new ones.
TA: Lauren as we wrap up today, tell the fans what are you up to next and where can they find you?
LAC: Great, I have a Facebook page for fans. I did have a personal page but it was just taking up so much of my time. But you can leave comments on my fan page and I will comment back. Twitter is the best way to actually talk to me, and that's @LAC_Voyager. Which is a nod to Bette Davis from Now Voyager. So, yeah, Twitter or my production company which is, Warwick Street Productions. We literally just started it, so we will be coming up with a website. We have a short film called "Bereavement" starring Mark Linn Baker and "POD" is the next film, directed by Mickey Keating, who also did "Ritual" starring Dean Cates and Brian Morevont from "The Den."
TA: Tell us about "POD"
LAC: I'm really looking forward to seeing this film, it's set in the winter in Maine, and it's about a family intervention that goes terribly wrong. I think everyone is really going to love it. Then I have a black & white were shooting in Harlem that I'm acting in and producing with Mickey, so yeah, we have a lot of other projects coming up with my company, I'll keep you posted.
TA: Lauren, I want to thank you so much for taking your time to sit down and chat with us, I had an absolute blast.
LAC: I had a great time, thank you for having me on the show.
The preceding were highlights from our in-depth interview with Lauren Ashley Carter. You can listen to the actual interview between Thomas Amo and Lauren Ashley Carter on Radio Rock 92.6 The Blitz, by going to the blog. www.radiorocktheblitz.blogspot.com
Nightmare Alley would like to thank Lauren Ashley Carter for being so generous with her time and for sharing with us some her own photos.
Lauren Ashley Carter & Director Mickey Keating from "POD" Warwick Street Productions.
"Bereavement" with Lauren Ashley Carter