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Erin Rye Presents Her Short
"Lady Parts" - Film
Rych McCain International/Nationally Syndicated Entertainment Columnist
2019 HollyShorts Film Fest Highlighted Film Maker Erin Rye
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Rye Discusses Her Film
“Lady Parts”
Erin Rye’s movie short for the 2019 HollyShorts Film Festival is titled “Lady Parts.” As the title may suggest, it is about the sexual exploitation of female actresses on the sets of Film, TV and Modeling shoots. The film won "Best Narrative" on Hollyshorts Awards Night. Being an actress herself, Rye had a myriad of personal experiences on the subject to draw from. This is how the concept of her short was formed. She explains, “Actually, it was my partner who brought the idea and said, ‘I think your life is hilarious and crazy and I want to write about it.’ And I was no, you’re not just going to write about my life. I don’t think so. At that point we decided let’s write this thing together.”
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Being an actress and now a film maker, which way does the future pull Rye? Referring to her film making capacity she explains, “When I did step into that role, I felt a lot more powerful. And I felt like oh, I can actually tell my own stories. I don’t have to wait, sit around and just take what comes my way. I can actually take some of that power back. As far as my future, I have a lot of things in the works right now. I have some writing projects that I’m doing and some directing projects that I’m thinking about. As far as the acting goes, I’m always available for that. You know. if it’s a good script or good money. We all love commercials. But really, I am focusing on my path for a writer, director, a film maker and being able to really share the stories that I think are important.”