Molly Celaschi(I)
- Producer
- Actress
- Publicity
Molly Celaschi attended Kent State University studying English with a
minor in Psychology.
Molly got her start in acting when she was hired for the TV show "In the Cellar" on Comcast. ITC is a 90 minute Creature Feature Soap Opera. The show can best be described as Hosted Hammer Horror with a wraparound story or a live action, adult-themed Scooby Doo episode debunking theories of Who Dunnit? while a horror film plays in between.
Molly had a mixture of interesting jobs following ITC such as being a Zombie Scientist in the feature film "RetarDead" and working the Gwen Stefani concert as a "Harijuka Girl" promo model.
She has producing credits for "In the Headlights", "Mass Acre Hill", "Don't Let's Start," and more.
She recently finished the feature film "PocaHauntus" as Assistant Director/ Producer with a cameo role.
Molly also writes on the side for horror websites and magazines like HorrorYearbook.com and Ultra Violent.
She was hired as a reporter for video interviews for FearZone.com.
Other contributions include running the film festival circuit and managing conventions.
Molly got her start in acting when she was hired for the TV show "In the Cellar" on Comcast. ITC is a 90 minute Creature Feature Soap Opera. The show can best be described as Hosted Hammer Horror with a wraparound story or a live action, adult-themed Scooby Doo episode debunking theories of Who Dunnit? while a horror film plays in between.
Molly had a mixture of interesting jobs following ITC such as being a Zombie Scientist in the feature film "RetarDead" and working the Gwen Stefani concert as a "Harijuka Girl" promo model.
She has producing credits for "In the Headlights", "Mass Acre Hill", "Don't Let's Start," and more.
She recently finished the feature film "PocaHauntus" as Assistant Director/ Producer with a cameo role.
Molly also writes on the side for horror websites and magazines like HorrorYearbook.com and Ultra Violent.
She was hired as a reporter for video interviews for FearZone.com.
Other contributions include running the film festival circuit and managing conventions.
