michelle vincent - narration in 'denial', Assistant director
WHY IS THIS PROJECT IMPORTANT TO ME
My reasons for wanting to be a part of this film are layered in love. On the evening of October the 7th I fell to the floor with, held, crumbled with and broke in half witnessing a dear friend live through something a mother should not experience.
I am the mother of men. Men who’ve suffered under the stresses of being sensitive humans in a world that has carved a brutal path for its men before they’ve begun to discover who they are. I’m here in love and hope for them and their children. In HOPE of helping all humans to see that beyond the pain of the moment there is joy. But even more so that past the moments of despair where nothing feels possible there is healing.
It can be hard to see at first, but it’s there. I’ve seen it.
Let this film be a guide towards that place.
Love, Michelle
BIO
Meet Michelle Ann Vincent. Michelle believes that she was born a creative and recalls writing her first story at the age of 7, though it would take a few decades more for her to become a published author.
Michelle works in many art forms including painting, graphic and visual arts with a lean to collaborative productions. Working with other artists, musicians, spoken word poets, dance and performance artists of all kinds helps Michelle to cultivate her passion and sparks excitement to see what magic may come of the mix.
That very mix brought Michelle into alignment to become co-founder of a female led paranormal investigation team who are currently in post production on a docu-series pilot based on captured evidence of paranormal activity and personal experiences.
Michelle brings dedication, a unique eye, energy and vision to projects and can pick up almost any “hat” and run with it. Almost never while holding scissors. Having always been obsessed with film, sets, scene creation and editing Michelle has worked on several indie productions as a camera operator, actress, narrator, production assistant and second director.
Michelle once tweeted as @the405freeway and felt that she truly made it when Ruth Buzzie began following her.