issue-1-The-Talent-Manual-Magazine-November-2018

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Table of Contents:
Pg. 2 - Pg. 9
Sanaa Estibal-
Rise to Acting
Prominence
Pg. 10 – Pg. 15
Pablo Mas-
MultiEspacio27
Pg. 16 – Pg. 23
Sweet Cambodia
Epic Highlights
Pg. 24 – Pg. 31
Tom Ricci
Tom Ricci &
NerveBloc
Pg. 32 – Pg. 39
Tiins Cakes &
Bakery-
A Dedicated
Craft
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Rise to Acting
Prominence.

In an interview
with this French
rising actress, I
came across one
of the most kind,
willing, and
career qualified
people I’ve ever
met. Ultimately,
she deserves to be
recognized for
her achievements
and her total
current successes,
as a rising
theatre and film
talent.
1) If you could
tell us about your
biggest acting role
or achievement so
far, then what
would it be?
“I have mainly acted
in short films and three
feature films. The last
feature film I was in was
directed by an Oscarwinning
director. The
movie I was in before that
went on to win a César in
France (the equivalent of the Oscar).
However, these being small roles, my
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most important roles were in short
films. One, helped me book other acting
parts. The name of that short film is
"Micheline". I was nine years old back then
and this was my third on-screen acting
experience. I had to play a tomboy and
therefore had my hair cut very short (see
picture).

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2) Do you see yourself
being a huge bigtime
acting career
success or star in the
future? Like who, if
anyone, if it's
someone who
inspires you?
Of course, I am

open to many projects and
would love to act in an
action movie at some point
for the experience, but
what I love the most is art.
If being in independent
movies means not being a
huge celebrity than I'll
take that rather than being
in blockbusters where the
acting is less challenging
just for more money and
fame.”
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3) What is a message
you can agree with as
advice to struggling
actors or actresses? A
message to future
potential fans of
your future acting
work?
“The advice I would
give is to never stop
working and not to
give up. If nothing
seems to be coming
your way, write short
films, direct them and
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your way into the
movie business and
stay authentic.
Do it because
you truly love it,
not for fame,
success or money.
If not, you find
yourself
frustrated and
unhappy. Most
importantly, I
would say,
develop empathy,
listen to people's
stories and write
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if auditions
aren't working
out for you.”
-Sanaa Estibal.
Achievements:
Rising talent, Sanaa Estibal, has acted in
numerous short and feature films.
Amongst many for the rising actress, includes
notables, such as her recent role in the feature
film “Roma”, directed by Alfonso Cuarón, an
Oscar winning Director; as well as her starring
main role in the “Micheline” short film,
directed by Bruno Ballouard in her early
childhood years, back in 2009.

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The latest in party space.
Just like any
successful, thriving
business, you need
a business leader to
truly make it work
and make the
magic happen.
Despite his vision,
is entrepreneur and
owner, Pablo Mas.
An Argentinian
resident at best, his
business comes to
life in the urban
scape of Buenos
Aires, where we
can find:
MultiEspacio27.

1) What inspired the
beginning of
MultiEspacio27?
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“As an avid martial arts
practitioner, for a
multiple number of years,
I always thought of
creating a very versatile
place that could, at a
moment’s notice, adapt
into a martial arts space,
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could potentially book
& place parties and
events.
Eventually, in
accordance with the
space, the property
that was selected for
the project, and the
construction, that is
how the space
initially came about.”

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2) What was it like
to build up your
dream from
scratch?
“Starting this project from a
‘level of zero’ was like raising
a child on your own from the
very beginning, as many steps
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Once that was done, the
space was given an identity,
and put into motion.”
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3) What visions did
you have or have
as of now for the
space?
“There are no specific plans
for the space in mind
currently.
As a business owner, I like to
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give the business an identity
as it succeeds moving
forward.”
Contacting/Booking:
To those who wish to contact, book a space,
or book an event at MultiEspacio27, you can
allocate the establishment on their Facebook
page whilst sending an email, along with any
questions, comments, or concerns about the kind
of space you would be interested in booking.
https://www.facebook.com/multiespacio27/
Multiespacio27
011 5624-8102
Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Sweet Cambodia-
Epic
Highlights.

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Sweet Cambodia
struck me as one of
the most talented
bands yet to be
discovered by many.
The band, native to
the city of Orlando,
FL., is a very new
experience and a
very “Funk Rock”
genre music that
will keep you
entertained and
intrigued
throughout.

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6) What can you say
to all of those who
do or do not follow
you as a message
straight & genuine
from the band to
describe Sweet
Cambodia?
“We love you, whether you
know us yet or not, we love
you. We aim to create a
musical and social
environment where you can
be you. We believe in having
a rad time, and not thinking
twice about it. Whatever we
do on and off the stage we

are always going to try to do
it with love.”
-Sweet Cambodia.
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Contact:
To find out more about Sweet
Cambodia, you can check out their Facebook
page for details on:
https://www.facebook.com/SweetCambodiaOfficial/

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Tom Ricci-
&
NerveBloc.

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Tom Ricci has
got to be one of
the most unique
voices and talents
that I’ve come
across.
From shows in
China to Europe,
this talents
experience gives
him a spot on the
list of the most
deserving artists
to be heard and
enjoyed.
1) From one to
ten, how
successful
would you
say you
have
become, and
why?
“How do you
measure success? Do
you measure it by
artistic fulfillment, if
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intended? I personally
really don't believe in
rating success.
2) What
makes your
music
special to
followers in
your
opinion?
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play. At my shows I
could hit you with
alternative rock, bossa
nova, funk, jazz, or
even a blues song. I
think it's a more
exciting experience to
people, at least more
surprising.”
3) If you could
go back to
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relive it,
which
would be
the most
rewarding?
“Some stand out
moments have been
playing the Whisky
A Gogo in
Hollywood, after
dreaming about it as
a kid, or when I
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people in China a
couple of months
ago.”
4) Is there a
message
from you &
your crew
that could
outline to
fans what it
means to be
heard?

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Contact:
To find out more about Tom Ricci &
NerveBloc, you can reach them on social
media by going to their Facebook page, their
Instagram, or their main website, to find out
more about concert dates and tickets, as well
as more about the name and Tom Ricci
himself.
https://www.facebook.com/NerveBloc/
https://www.instagram.com/riccitom/
http://www.tomriccimusic.com

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Tiins Cakes &
Bakery-
A Dedicated
Craft.

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1) When did
you
decide to
start this
business?

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2) What
words
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describe
your
craft?
“Those words
would most likely
be words like
passion, strength,
dedication, love,
tranquility,
perseverance, and
intelligence.”
3) What
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business
is the
most
rewarding
in your
opinion?

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uploading them on
social media.”
4) Is there a
message
for those
who
dream of
starting a
baking
business
but don’t
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where to
start?
“Be patient and
determined.

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Contact:
To find out more about fulfilling an order
with Tiins Cakes & Bakery, contact business
creators Agustin Cogorno and Martina
Montefiore on Instagram.
@tiinscakes
@agustincogorno
@tinamontefiore
Capital Federal, Barrio de Belgrano, Buenos
Aires, Argentina.
(All orders must be completed 72 hours in
advance.)

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