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Cynthia Chery
Ms. Meredith Struebing
ENG 050
Thursday, October 17, 2013
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I am writing from the point of view of a movie star named GESSICA GENEUS. My name is Gessica Geneus; I was born and raised in a small town in the country of Haiti. When I was a little girl around the age of 6, I used to love to watch TV, it was one my favorite hobbies, I had a passion for movies and I imagined being in each movie that I watched. I grow up but the same passion was always there and then I had started with my high school I made sure that I participated in all activities including art. I started my career at the age of 16 years old doing some modeling. While on the set of the modeling company I ran into a film director by the name of Richard Senecal, he invited me to come to another casting for Barikad, my first movie. I was very nervous because he wanted me to interview for a cell phone commercial too. I was thinking to myself that I had never acted before, and who was this man that I had never seen or heard of. I was totally unaware that Haiti had a movie set or even produce movies. I was excited about the part, but I wasn’t taking it very serious due to the fact that I was young and wasn’t certain this was something that I wanted to do. I listen to what Richard told me to do and the rest is history.
I had started to work for Richard and the idea of working as a movie star was still uncertain. I was not thinking or the idea of the movie role of being an actress, but I wanted to make a good job because I liked how much money I made. There were many people who liked me and saw my abilities and creativity in my first movie. My first movie as amazing but I kept hoping to succeed after my high school. I wanted to study acting in France, but I was starting with the architecture the same time. I could not do both at the same time. I worked with other movie stars and I was the main actress for almost all the movies. Let me tell you something; I’m who I’m. in

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