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Tell us about yourself and what you do:  My name is Ed Vela and I am a National Award Winning Playwright, and an International Award Winning Screenwriter and Filmmaker. I began writing plays in the late 90’s. My plays have been published by 3 different publishers in both the U.S. and Canada, and have been performed in Texas, Oklahoma, Virginia, Arizona, and California (to mention a few) and even as far away as Debrecen, Hungary. I have won the L.W. Thomas Award for Best Short Play from Theatre Oxford, and won the Jewel Box Theatre Award for Best Comedy Play. I moved to Los Angeles for several years to try to bridge into screenwriting with mixed results. Two of my screenplays won International Contests and Awards, but I never optioned (sold) anything in the very competitive industry out there.  I have also won awards for my short films at different contests and film festivals. I have won both a Gold (for my short film: STEP!) and a Platinum (for my screenplay: The Mortality Game) Rem

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H/Gw19th Interview: W/ Josh Hawkins Tell us about yourself and what you do...  I am an actor above all but I also write and recently directed a project. I have many who have all provided different types of inspiration from Marlon Brando to Pablo Picasso. Unique artists that push the unexpected have the largest impact on me. Who has inspired you in your life and why? I have many who have all provided different types of inspiration from Marlon Brando to Pablo Picasso. Unique artists that push the unexpected have the largest impact on me. What is your latest project you're promoting now? Promoting a film that I recently directed and acted in called WireLines, it follows a Canadian model that gets diagnosed with HIV. The film is very vibrant and suspenseful and I am really proud of it.   How early did you start doing you're Art/Craft? I was a very late bloomer, I feel my Art was always fighting on the undercurrent to be heard but It didn’t find its voice until around