Sunday, July 31, 2011

Annsleigh Speaks! 'Sound Of Youth' Captured Through Poetry




Colin Burnett, acclaimed photographer and close friend of The Voice, discusses the state of Hip Hop and its affects on the youth through his self-produced show: Sound Of Youth Hip Hop Special. Colin and his team of innovative thinkers interviewed an array of individuals within the Atlanta, Georgia area, getting their view points and opinions on Hip-Hop. Annsleigh, in pursuits to aid Colin in the launch of his first episode, was granted the chance to cast as “Poet”/ Visual Speaker for the show. Through a poem, written by Colin himself, she delivers the confusion and agony young adults face when battling with the question: Is today’s music positive or harmful to my subculture? A poet herself, Annsleigh displays her oratory skills, using diction, voice, and emotion to deliver the message Colin reiterates. Annsleigh is truly proud of her peer and enjoys seeing Mr. Brunett follow, take charge, and fulfill his dreams. Being surrounded by such individuals fuels her to work towards her own aspirations. She hopes that her entire generation will put forth an effort to make a difference and inspire.


The Sound Of Youth Hip Hop Special airs on Comcast, Chanel 5, at 4:30pm!   
Support and enjoy! 

If you would like to view the full version of this episode, follow the following link to Portier Scribes! 

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Official Intern for Neyo's Compound Entertainment!



Annsleigh's summer internship with Clark Atlanta University Television (CAUTV) nears an end, but she can not conclude her summer without venturing further into her career.

Thanks to the director of CAUTV, Annsleigh was asked to cover the Young CEO Program hosted by songwriter, actor, producer, and artist NEYO. During this shoot she was exposed to the entrepreneur's words of wisdom. He shed inspiring information on how to achieve greatness and successfully maintain your position once reaching a level of achievement. Not only did she receive encouraging information from an acclaimed star, she was also blessed to meet Destiney Mathis. An employee of Sterling Rose Agency, Destiney takes part in "booking the biggest names in music, comedy, entertainment, and culinary art." After asking Destiney for an interview, Annsleigh was politely denied. However, this did not stop her from maximizing a networking opportunity. After communicating through email and explaining all she had to offer, Annsleigh was asked to pursue a position at Compound Entertainment. The interview, as Annsleigh predicted, went in her favor.

Annsleigh Thornton is now an intern for Compound Entertainment, NEYO's personal entertainment team. Stay tuned for updates on Annsleigh Thornton's affiliation with Compound TV and the progressive Compound Newsletter!

Monday, July 18, 2011

Annsleigh CoStars In Campus Movie Fest Short Film!


"Gamer", shot and directed by Morehouse College Sophomore Kodi Van, is a short film created for the world renowned Campus Movie Fest. Also known as CMF, this enormous film festival has enabled over 250,000 students to create sort films and watch them on the "big screen". Participants produce thousands of short movies during the innovative, multi-week events. The organization provides technology, training, and local music. Created by four students of Atlanta's own Emory University, CMF granted Kodi the opportunity to be submerged into a wonderful experience.

This film, shot and produced in the fall of 2011, captures the love story of an antisocial college student and his addiction to technology. Annsleigh Thornton plays the role of the challenging love interest, forcing the main character (Kodi) to step out of his computerized shell and expose himself to real world experiences. Annsleigh not only represents the struggles Kodi faces with the opposite sex, but also Kodi's lack of social and global understanding. When Kodi's computer and game system goes faulty, what will he do to mentally, emotionally, and socially survive?

Check out this clip and see for yourself! And see how the Gamer combats reality.

"Gamer" - Kodi Van - 2011