Everett Smith(VIII)
- Actor
- Camera and Electrical Department
Everett Smith is an up and coming actor residing on the Los Angeles coast.
As a young teen, Everett made various VHS movies with his friends on the weekends. He was also featured in high school musicals such as Oliver (as Bill Sykes) and Once Upon a Mattress (as King Sextimus).
Fast forward 20 plus years later, Everett left his home in Spokane, Washington, and a successful career as a financial advisor, to pursue his true calling as an actor. Everett quickly enrolled in Anthony Gilardi's Acting Studio and began studying various acting styles. Everett was also tutored by acting coach Sid Mallya for his first feature film, Borderline, directed by Rich Mallery.
Beyond that, Everett is being mentored by career actor, producer, and director Louis DeStefano. Louis has guided Everett to understand everything from exceptional manners on set to networking with the right folks in the movie industry. Everett's film genres range from action, suspense, thriller, and comedy.
Cinema Epoch, Inc, provided Everett with a wonderful opportunity to portray various characters in a quite a number of movies. Everett also had the chance to serve as a cameraman and production assistant. This opportunity enabled Everett to garner a considerable amount of experience.
In his spare time, Everett enjoys learning new skills that complement his acting ambitions, such as hand to hand combat, gun training, and various athletic endeavors. His main hobbies are weightlifting, chess, philosophy, and writing.
As a young teen, Everett made various VHS movies with his friends on the weekends. He was also featured in high school musicals such as Oliver (as Bill Sykes) and Once Upon a Mattress (as King Sextimus).
Fast forward 20 plus years later, Everett left his home in Spokane, Washington, and a successful career as a financial advisor, to pursue his true calling as an actor. Everett quickly enrolled in Anthony Gilardi's Acting Studio and began studying various acting styles. Everett was also tutored by acting coach Sid Mallya for his first feature film, Borderline, directed by Rich Mallery.
Beyond that, Everett is being mentored by career actor, producer, and director Louis DeStefano. Louis has guided Everett to understand everything from exceptional manners on set to networking with the right folks in the movie industry. Everett's film genres range from action, suspense, thriller, and comedy.
Cinema Epoch, Inc, provided Everett with a wonderful opportunity to portray various characters in a quite a number of movies. Everett also had the chance to serve as a cameraman and production assistant. This opportunity enabled Everett to garner a considerable amount of experience.
In his spare time, Everett enjoys learning new skills that complement his acting ambitions, such as hand to hand combat, gun training, and various athletic endeavors. His main hobbies are weightlifting, chess, philosophy, and writing.
