Georginna Feyst
Birth Place: Overland Park, KS
Latest News on Georginna Feyst:
Review: NO EXIT by Jean-Paul Sartre Offers an Inside Look at Existentialist Hell (Mar 25, 2018)
Review: NO EXIT by Jean-Paul Sartre Offers an Inside Look at Existentialist Hell (Mar 25, 2018)
BIO
Actor and Producer, Georginna Feyst, graduated from University of Washington with a B.S. in Mathematical Statistics. Upon graduation, she began a corporate IT career in Detroit Michigan, which she advanced for over a decade. As she grew professionally and interpersonally, Georginna went back to college to continue her education in the arts for music at Wayne State University in Detroit and San Jose State University. She, then, went on to earn a Conservatory certificate in acting at Foothill Theatre Arts Conservatory in Northern California. An avid learner, Georginna has also studied consciousness, deliberate creation and holistic healing since 1996, starting as part of the grass-roots new age movement in Michigan in the early 2000’s.
To date, Georginna’s acting career has consisted primarily of theatre and indie shorts and features, allowing her to play a wide array of characters and genres. Her favorite genres are dark comedy, sci-fi and inspirational drama. She moved to LA and started a creative career in entertainment to make a positive difference and to influence thought through performance & production in theatre/film/TV. She truly wants to inspire/empower society’s underdogs and help foster a world that embraces diversity and insists on equality.
Georginna has an immense passion for theatre, film, and TV and a great love for humanity. She is using her business skills and artistic talents to act, write, and produce projects that inspire expansion of consciousness and individual/societal healing through increased compassion and greater understanding of those we view as different than us.
As a producer, Georginna champions female, LGBTQ and disabled leadership, and has a strong intention to inspire and empower minorities, both communities and individuals, through non-conventional characters, storylines and productions. She has created Real Art Daily Productions, her fledgling film/theatre production company, and Final Wave Films, an all-female film production company, as vehicles to accomplish these goals.
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Review: NO EXIT by Jean-Paul Sartre Offers an Inside Look at Existentialist Hell
Real Art Daily Productions (RADProd) is a new company that produces both film and theatre productions. With concentrated study and education in both classical music and theatre, Georginna Feyst, CEO and Executive Producer, whose reverence for fine art, cinema, theatre and other forms of storytelling let her to select probably one of the most definitive and difficult plays, Jean-Paul Sartre's 1944 existentialist play, NO EXIT, as the company's kick off production. In it, three strangers are locked together by a Bellboy in what they assume is hell (since all know they have recently died). Expecting but not receiving any physical torture to occupy them, they are forced to simply exist with each other without any hope of escape from the room, each other, and worst of all - themselves. It is a 100-minute examination of the futility of life.
Real Art Daily Productions (RADProd) is a new company that produces both film and theatre productions. With concentrated study and education in both classical music and theatre, Georginna Feyst, CEO and Executive Producer, whose reverence for fine art, cinema, theatre and other forms of storytelling let her to select probably one of the most definitive and difficult plays, Jean-Paul Sartre's 1944 existentialist play, NO EXIT, as the company's kick off production. In it, three strangers are locked together by a Bellboy in what they assume is hell (since all know they have recently died). Expecting but not receiving any physical torture to occupy them, they are forced to simply exist with each other without any hope of escape from the room, each other, and worst of all - themselves. It is a 100-minute examination of the futility of life.
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