I wrote this as a response for a fellowship application (that I didn’t end up getting). There have been more revelations exposed about Diaz in the past week. His abuse of women breaks my heart because when I found his books, he showed me a space in literature that I didn’t know existed. I willContinue reading “A Thought On Masculinity in America”
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MENSES trailer
Menses Teaser from CHRISTL STRINGER on Vimeo.
Her Campus Articles from Oct/Nov
How to Budget Food In College Nice Girls Finish Last Feeling “Enough”: The Toxicity of the Instagram Explore Page
First Film I DP’d
If my professor hadn’t required us to DP (Director of Photography) some else’s film, I would have never done it. Directed/Written/Edited by: Emily Cates DP: Christl Stringer
Food for thought about men’s soccer not advancing to the world cup and Eminem – NPR
New Her Campus Article
10 Hispanic Women You Need to Know
Top 100 Movies/Films (A Working List)
(In no particular order) The Exterminating Angel 20th Century Women Dogtooth Frida Rushmore Family Plot Repulsion Good Will Hunting Moonlight Sling Blade Being John Malkovich A Place Beyond the Pines Eyes Without a Face The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Get Out Just Friends 500 Days of Summer Bend It Like Beckham Legally Blonde TheContinue reading “Top 100 Movies/Films (A Working List)”
August is Here
I had a list of screenplays and plays I wanted to write this summer. I wrote some that weren’t on there, I wrote some that weren’t on there and hated them. Right now I am trying to figure out if I like writing more than directing or directing more than writing. It seems that oneContinue reading “August is Here”
Lovely Hearts Book Club Recommendations- June
1. Kindred by Octavia E. Butler 264 pages Underrated and under-read. As a writer, the originality of Kindred is inspiring. Dana, a twenty-six year old African-American woman, lives with her white husband, Kevin, in 1976. While she is unpacking, she time travels back to the early 1800’s, where she saves a young boy, Rufus, from drowning.Continue reading “Lovely Hearts Book Club Recommendations- June”
Books I Read Summer 2016
If you are curious of my taste level or what kind of books I enjoy, here are the books I read last summer. Keep in mind, I don’t finish every book I pick up. All the books on this list I read front to back and loved (and for some, I at least a fewContinue reading “Books I Read Summer 2016”