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Elan

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Just finished Rapper Play Broke's "Get yo money right" music video!!
Big ups to Big Smo' of Yayoda Records, Unionville TN for recording and mastering the Elan Crawford Voice Over Demo CD!!! Another giant upon whose shoulders I stand!
MY NEW FAVORITE QUOTE: "Elan can suck a d*ck with her voice!!!! - The Devine Ms. Stella Reed.
Elan Crawford is cast by Ms. Stella Reed for the February 15, 2008 production of "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow was Enuf" at the Inspiration Center, MetroCenter, Nashville.
Elan Crawford made her film debut as Mama in Baba King, Goulag Films, April 2007.Baba King screened at the VIBE Urbanword Film Festival in New York, June 22 and 23, will screen at the Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival August 8-11 and the Atlanta Underground Film Festival August 22-25, 2007!!
Elan Crawford performs "A Shot Rang Out in Memphis" on Michael L. Walker's "Perspectives - the Audio Book". On Sale now at http://myspace.com/michaellwalker.
Peep Elan Crawford's Music Video Debut - TMoney's So Sexy Video, shot in Nashville at the Carribean Hut in the Spring 2006. Although my appearances are very brief, I'm in it!
I am a working model, actor and voice talent, currently living in the Nashville, Tennessee area. My goal is to support myself, literally, with only the God-given talents I have within my five foot frame and retire from full-time mainstream employment in 2008; thus the triple threat ... model, actor, and voice artist.
The first time I stepped on a stage changed my life forever. I didn't fully acknowledge it at the time, but if I had, I would have submitted that whatever that was I used to do for a living was over. There was no doubt performing was my passion. Today, I can't imagine doing anything other than further developing my talents - to continue to hone my body and voice into tools of expression.
I've been on my grind for about 6 years now. In that time, I've met some truly gifted and self-less individuals, who poured their hearts and souls into manifesting their dreams.
This is what I'm talking about.... I was on one movie set recently .. at about 4 o'clock in the morning, a good 3 hours into the scene. We were filming a completely unrehearsed action scene with little stunt training in a non-airconditioned stairwell in the middle of the summer in Tennessee. It was HELL-hot. A year into this particular project, the director became his entire production crew, had to re-cast a principal in the middle of filming and was being evicted from his production studio. It was an indie ... nuff said.
Another 10 scenes and he could finally put this movie to bed. The director went into the studio to get another reel of tape. I was hot, tired and probably pretty funky under all the blond hair and pleather, so I followed him out of the sweltering stairwell. He was distracted and didn't notice me. In the production studio, I watched quietly as the he picked up the camera (it seemed to weigh a million pounds); took a deep breath and let all his weight hit the wall behind him with a 'thud'. He exhaled and looked up toward the Heavens...seemingly to send up a silent prayer... perhaps for strength. The only force pulling that man off that wall was sheer intestinal fortitude. Sheer will. He had nothing else left.
In that moment, I realized how much this project meant to him and I knew that no matter how long we stayed in that oven of a staircase, or how many times I had to hit my nemisis over the head (without injuring him), have him fall down repeatedly, not sweat (because, after all, in the movie ..it is winter) and make it all look real....I could not offer this man anything but the very best I could possibly muster. How could I not?
That 'morning'I learned just how badly you gotta want this. I want it that badly. I want the peace that will only be achieved when I work full-time for Elan Crawford.
To Gayla Dawn, Elaine Cato, William Jenkins, Reegus Flenory, Ryan & Darla Jackson, Barry Scott, Tyrone McClain, Candy Robins, Vanessa Lee, A. D. Wright, Michael L. Walker, The Devine Diva - Ms. Stella Reed ... Big Smo'...thank you ...I stand on the shoulders of giants.
Thank you for allowing lil 'ole me the opportunity to attempt to embody your vision and having faith in my abilities. I will always be grateful to you.
ELAN'S UPCOMING EVENTS:
The premiers of three of the five movies in which I've acted - Generational Curses (Tweet)and Cross Bone Click (Sinsational) and Maybe Tomorrow (Tera).
Make It Wright Media - Voice Over Demo Premiered - Summer 2006. Two of the commercials in which I am featured can be heard at: http://www.myspace.com/thevoiceofelan
Here's to achieving peace, prosperity, good health and screamin' orgasms!!!Oh, yeah ...and givin' 'em every opportunity to write the check!!

My Interests


Further developing into a uniquely-gifted, multi-talented entertainer and performer.

I'd like to meet:



Photographers with current, national projects; those seeking "luxury" voice over talent; film makers.

Music:

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Hip-Hop and Ole' School

Movies:


Baba King, Gulag Productions, May 1, 2007, Belcourt Theatre
Generational Curses, Flenory Productions, 2007
Cross Bone Click, TMack Productions, September 2007

Television:

"Generational Curses Part 1"
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Books:

The Secret - Rhonda Byrne
Yesterday, I cried - Iyanla Vanzant
Don't Block Your Blessings - Patti LaBelle

Heroes:

A. N. Morris, DVM Candidate
The hands-down love of my life!!!

My Blog

Performance Resume

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Posted by Elan on Fri, 09 Nov 2007 07:39:00 PST