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Sweet face, gorgeous body and diabolical mind. Lila has set her
sights on becoming a Hollywood
star. What won't she do to make it
to the top? Will all her scheming
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Hear series director Noah Harald talk about life on the set. |
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STARLET, EP 1: Lila severs her Texas roots and puts her boyfriend's stick shift in gear, headed for Hollywood.
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STARLET EP 2 Lila hones in on a new target at a Hollywood premiere party.
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STARLET, EP 3: Lila's new agent gets her an audition for a TV pilot.
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STARLET, EP 4: Lila makes friends with a rival actress on the set of her TV show.
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STARLET, EP 5: Lila lands a leading role and decides to move on up.
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MEET NOAH HARALD |
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The young director of Starlet is no stranger to Hollywood's allure. Harald was born and raised in Northern California and migrated to Los Angeles to attend USC and Los Angeles Film School. An independent DV feature entitled "Stalemate," that he wrote and directed won him the 'Rising Star Award' at the 2002 Hollywood Underground Film Festival.
Harald
also directed a short, "Sweet Judy Blue Eyes,"which won the best screenplay award at The Beverly Hills Film Festival. Noah was nominated for an MTV movie award at the 2007
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ceremony and is also a current finalist in the Filmaka.com feature
development contest. |
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