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Some nice things people have said about working with Emily!
Ryan M. Andrews (director - Black Eve): "Working with Emily on the set of "Black Eve" her acting had a strong authenticity to it that took her from just being an actor reciting memorized lines, to actually being the character in the film. Her range of emotion and her intricate mannerisms, shows Emily's serious dedication to not just playing a character, but being the character. And when the camera is not rolling, her dedication and interest to the project as a whole is beyond any filmmaker's dream."

Travis Fantina (director - Initiation): "Emily was great to work with, very professional, she had a good idea of the character and understood the script really well. I would be delighted to work with her again sometime."

Chris Rovers (director - The Beggar's Opera): "Emily came in to The Beggar's Opera at nearly the last minute to bail me out of a casting problem and did a fantastic job, bringing bright energy to her roles and keeping the scenes lively. She took direction well, sang and danced as part of the scene and generally was a pleasure to have on set, backstage and in the rehearsal room. I will always appreciate her willingness to make a tough schedule work to help me out."

Glen Cram (director - Two Bucks Short): "Emily was a real professional. She showed up on time, well prepared, and played her part with enthusiasm and humour. I would not hesitate to use her again."

Danute Dorion (director/producer - Shimea): "I found Emily to be very professional and dedicated to her art when she came on board our production of SHIMEA. She was always prepared and ready to change things on the fly, often offering excellent creative input. Her dedication to the project went above and beyond as she was recruited to help with the fight choreography as well when we found ourselves in a crunch. It was a pleasure to work with her and I am looking forward to sharing many more projects with her very capable talent."

Craig Rintoul (director/producer - The Dark Show): "This is a most enthusiastic letter of recommendation for Emily Schooley. I had the privilege of directing Ms. Schooley in our current project The Dark Show. Emily takes direction well, contributes ideas, problem-solves and improvises well when required. She has a great, positive attitude and was just a delight to have on set. She showed up on-time, prepared and constantly displayed a totally professional manner.
One of the things I most appreciate about Emily is her great versatility. I have seen her play sexy, maternal and homicidal, each one totally convincing. I would heartily recommend having Emily in any production and I can't wait for my next opportunity to work with this wonderful woman."

C. Edward Stewart (director/producer/writer - A Shadow Shall Fall, etc): "I first met Emily when she was a principle actor for ScrollQuest: Forest Of The Damned. She was always prompt and prepared, lines memorized and ready to act. She brings a great deal of talent to whatever role she plays and was a great asset on set. Emily also began helping with other facets of the production, such as props and costumes.
On my next production, the television series A Shadow Shall Fall, she took on the role of production manager as well as a principle actor. She has been, and continues to be, an indispensable member of the team. Her organizational skills are exceptional. After principle photography finished, she took on the added task of apprentice editor and has learned much already.
I would recommend her to anyone needing a motivated and captivating actor who isn't afraid to take on new challenges."

Derek Bogart (actor/writer - A Shadow Shall Fall, etc): "I have worked with Emily on two major film projects thus far. In the ScrollQuest: Forest of the Damned feature film, she was always very professional and prepared, and showed a fantastic range of on-camera ability. One of the most likable people I've worked with on set, and everyone's friend.
For the A Shadow Shall Fall upcoming TV series, she is wearing numerous hats including lead actor, writer, production manager and assistant director. She is instrumental in all facets of the project with boundless energy and drive to succeed."

William Yeung Wai Lim (director - Viktor, a Vampire): "Emily is polite and professional in her demeanor yet her passion is intense with the genuine desire to learn, grow, create and communicate. Emily is a promising emerging artist who wishes to explore new realms of the human condition. As she devotes herself to confront these challenges as an actor, through character development she is provide a heightened understanding of culture and its inhabitants. I am most confident that Emily will fulfill and reward in which ever path she chooses to take. She is exceptional."

Tyler Lemaich (director - Intermission):"Tyler Lemaich of Ouat! Media gives Emily S two thumbs up for acting and calls her a true consummate professional dedicated to her craft!"

David Antscherl (director - Graveyard Shift & The Windows): "Emily is a pleasure to work with, dedicated, and serious about pursuing her acting career."

Jill Binder (writer/life coach): "Not every creative person also has drive. Emily not only has drive to follow every project through to completion, she will actually take on many roles and complete each one as though it were her only full-time job. Beautiful, creative, dedicated, motivated, and sharp as a whip."


Some nice things people have said about working with Emily! *Ryan M. Andrews (director - Black Eve): "Working with Emily on the set of "Black Eve" her acting had a strong authenticity to it that took her from just being an actor reciting memorized lines, to actually being the character in the film. Her range of emotion and her intricate mannerisms, shows Emily's serious dedication to not just playing a character, but being the character. And when the camera is not rolling, her dedication and interest to the project as a whole is beyond any filmmaker's dream." Travis Fantina (director - Initiation): "Emily was great to work with, very professional, she had a good idea of the character and understood the script really well. I would be delighted to work with her again sometime." Chris Rovers (director - The Beggar's Opera): "Emily came in to The Beggar's Opera at nearly the last minute to bail me out of a casting problem and did a fantastic job, bringing bright energy to her roles and keeping the scenes lively. She took direction well, sang and danced as part of the scene and generally was a pleasure to have on set, backstage and in the rehearsal room. I will always appreciate her willingness to make a tough schedule work to help me out." Glen Cram (director - Two Bucks Short): "Emily was a real professional. She showed up on time, well prepared, and played her part with enthusiasm and humour. I would not hesitate to use her again." Danute Dorion (director/producer - Shimea): "I found Emily to be very professional and dedicated to her art when she came on board our production of SHIMEA. She was always prepared and ready to change things on the fly, often offering excellent creative input. Her dedication to the project went above and beyond as she was recruited to help with the fight choreography as well when we found ourselves in a crunch. It was a pleasure to work with her and I am looking forward to sharing many more projects with her very capable talent." Craig Rintoul (director/producer - The Dark Show): "This is a most enthusiastic letter of recommendation for Emily Schooley. I had the privilege of directing Ms. Schooley in our current project The Dark Show. Emily takes direction well, contributes ideas, problem-solves and improvises well when required. She has a great, positive attitude and was just a delight to have on set. She showed up on-time, prepared and constantly displayed a totally professional manner. One of the things I most appreciate about Emily is her great versatility. I have seen her play sexy, maternal and homicidal, each one totally convincing. I would heartily recommend having Emily in any production and I can't wait for my next opportunity to work with this wonderful woman." C. Edward Stewart (director/producer/writer - A Shadow Shall Fall, etc): "I first met Emily when she was a principle actor for ScrollQuest: Forest Of The Damned. She was always prompt and prepared, lines memorized and ready to act. She brings a great deal of talent to whatever role she plays and was a great asset on set. Emily also began helping with other facets of the production, such as props and costumes. On my next production, the television series A Shadow Shall Fall, she took on the role of production manager as well as a principle actor. She has been, and continues to be, an indispensable member of the team. Her organizational skills are exceptional. After principle photography finished, she took on the added task of apprentice editor and has learned much already. I would recommend her to anyone needing a motivated and captivating actor who isn't afraid to take on new challenges." Derek Bogart (actor/writer - A Shadow Shall Fall, etc): "I have worked with Emily on two major film projects thus far. In the ScrollQuest: Forest of the Damned* feature film, she was always very professional and prepared, and showed a fantastic range of on-camera ability. One of the most likable people I've worked with on set, and everyone's friend. For the A Shadow Shall Fall upcoming TV series, she is wearing numerous hats including lead actor, writer, production manager and assistant director. She is instrumental in all facets of the project with boundless energy and drive to succeed." *William Yeung Wai Lim (director - Viktor, a Vampire): "Emily is polite and professional in her demeanor yet her passion is intense with the genuine desire to learn, grow, create and communicate. Emily is a promising emerging artist who wishes to explore new realms of the human condition. As she devotes herself to confront these challenges as an actor, through character development she is provide a heightened understanding of culture and its inhabitants. I am most confident that Emily will fulfill and reward in which ever path she chooses to take. She is exceptional." Tyler Lemaich (director - Intermission):"Tyler Lemaich of Ouat! Media gives Emily S two thumbs up for acting and calls her a true consummate professional dedicated to her craft!" David Antscherl (director - Graveyard Shift* & The Windows): "Emily is a pleasure to work with, dedicated, and serious about pursuing her acting career." Jill Binder (writer/life coach):** "Not every creative person also has drive. Emily not only has drive to follow every project through to completion, she will actually take on many roles and complete each one as though it were her only full-time job. Beautiful, creative, dedicated, motivated, and sharp as a whip."