That’s why I left my town and packed my shit and moved here and said, ‘Fine, I’m not going to complain anymore. And the answer to your question is that I’m starving for something else. Everyone up on this panel is built for it for different reasons. But, as I often say, like, we’re built for it. “So there’s a line in the sand, and what my job is now is that I have to move that line in the sand, and I have to walk in, and I have to sort of confront people who are very comfortable in old, old ways of thinking,” Mahoney said “It’s exhausting. When they decide to hire women, they hire white.” She’s also a fierce advocate as what the industry calls a “4-percent hire.” As she put it, “So often, today, not 30 years ago, not 100 years ago, right now when people decide to hire of color, they usually hire male. Writer-director of the feature Yelling to the Sky, Mahoney helmed this season’s excellent fifth episode of Survivor’s Remorse and is part of the dream team of minority female directors assembled by Ava DuVernay on Queen Sugar. *** Learn and remember the name Victoria Mahoney, Hollywood. It’s actually about what you’re emoting and what you’re experiencing.” To do something like Underground, where it’s actually the opposite - you’re in makeup because they’re putting scars on your arm, or you’re not really wearing mascara and 5 million pounds of foundation. You know, it’s not very stimulating for me as an actor. That’s very boring to be on set and just have to be in makeup for hours and stuff like that. “And the unfortunate thing is that’s not exciting.
“I could have a resume that’s 50 pages long if I would take every role that’s offered to me where I’m playing the girlfriend,” Smollett-Bell said. *** Jurnee Smollett-Bell has been giving great performances dating back to Eve’s Bayou and then Friday Night Lights and she’s one of many potential breakouts from the cast of WGN America’s thrilling Underground, but she talked about the struggle of finding parts that were worth the effort. “And I do think that today people want to be at the table and not just be at the table. “She said that ‘belonging’ is a better word than ‘diversity,'” Proctor said.
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Another good option comes from D’Angela Proctor, SVP programming for TV One, via Ava Duvernay. *** I’ve always been an advocate for diversity of all kinds across the programming landscape, but this press tour has made it more and more clear that “diversity” is an inexact or inadequate description. That diversity panel could have filled all of day six’s highlight quotes. TCA Summer Press Tour Day 5 Quotes: Bill Hader's Origin Story, MTV's 'Broad City' With a Blonde
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