Editor’s List: Authority Magazine’s Favorite ‘Five Things Videos’ About The Five Things You Need To Shine In The Entertainment Industry
Arianna Fox, Big Ideas Kid Coaching
Known across the region as a little ball of joy and energy, Arianna Fox is not only an actress, but also a girl entrepreneur/“girlpreneur,” bestselling double author, and motivational speaker. She may come in a small package, but her ideas are as revolutionary as they are wide-reaching. For several years now, Arianna has devoted her life and much of her time to reaching out to others to spread messages of hope, inspiration, and self-confidence. Making a positive impact upon others and helping them rock their lives to maximum potential is part of this girlpreneur’s goal for her interactions with kids, tweens, teens, adults, and all.
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Filippo Granata, Zipten
Producer and beatmaker, Filippo Granata creates Zipten in 2019, a project with the aim of creating instrumental beats and distributing electronic music taking from chill house, cinematic, ambient and post-rock music.
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Isaiah Frizzelle
A New Jersey native making waves in Los Angeles, Isaiah is a talented individual on various platforms. As an Actor, Podcaster, Writer, and Personal trainer, Isaiah has his hands and heart in several mediums without missing a step.
From landing co-star roles in acclaimed network shows such as Blue Bloods, to lead roles in feature films like the up and coming thriller, Blind Fire and comedy Youtube pilot “Boy Friends”, Isaiah’s talent adds something special to any project he’s a part of.
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Malcolm Farrell
Farrell’s good looks (which he credits to his Trinidadian heritage) and natural charm are only outshined by his talent and professionalism. Born in Brooklyn, NY, Farrell lived there for a few years and then was raised in Piscataway, New Jersey. A top athlete growing up, Farrell played soccer and baseball, but always felt a passion for acting. After high school, he went on to study Broadcast Journalism at the University of Houston. His professors were so impressed with his journalism skills that they asked Farrell on multiple occasions to host and moderate many of the college’s student forums, ranging from subjects on sports and college athletics to race and gender in the industry. In the years following, Farrell began studying with acting coaches and started auditioning, while working many part-time jobs. With his positive attitude and perseverance, it wasn’t long before his acting career took off. Farrell now works between Houston, New York and Los Angeles, landing both dramatic and comedic roles.
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