• DEAD AIR INTERVIEW feat. Tatienne Hendricks-Tellefsen: Naturalistic Dialogue, Trauma Bonding, and Riding the Nuclear Tiger

  • Nov 2 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 14 mins
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DEAD AIR INTERVIEW feat. Tatienne Hendricks-Tellefsen: Naturalistic Dialogue, Trauma Bonding, and Riding the Nuclear Tiger

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  • Interview with Tatienne Hendricks-Tellefsen hosted by Andrew Links and K. Hank Jost.

    Tatienne Hendricks-Tellefsen, is an Actor/writer born and raised in New York. She is recent graduate of Atlantic Acting School. Tatienne has acted in over 30 short films. She is also the Creator/Writer/Star of her web-series, "Adult". "Adult" was accepted into Tribeca Film Festival's N.O.W. (New Online Work) creator's market, Lower East Side Film Festival and won two audience awards at Indie Works, New York. You can catch her basically anytime doing crazy art shit at The Brick in Williamsburg with her long time collaborator, experimental playwright, Alex Aguirre. Or if in person isn't your thing, surf vimeo for Director Kevin Vu's short film, "Perfect as Cats", in which she plays a demented teenager. Upcoming projects include: "Horny for the End of the World", a featurette about heartbreak and self respect, written and starring Tatienne. And Dishwater, a short film about coming out directed by Deanna Cuadra and written by Izzy Snow.

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