On Spotify you can listen to the feature song for the short film, ‘Cell. Produced by DJ Seuren. #Listen #NewMusic
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On Spotify you can listen to the feature song for the short film, ‘Cell. Produced by DJ Seuren. #Listen #NewMusic
MC’d the fundraiser for a new film I’m working on. We made our goal at The Ditty in Astoria, Queens. #TheVIllagerFilm #ComingSoon
Now in Mykonos, I explore the party scene. #WeOutHere
From Egypt to Greece.. We begin in Santorini.
“CULTURED” A TRAVEL BLOG BY ANTHONY GASKINS: ENTRY 1 - “A KEY TO LIFE”
August 8, 2016 – A Key to Life After 11-hours of flying, I may have only notched a grand total of 3 hours of sleep. Even though the plane flew turbulence free, I shared a whole cushy row with only my partner, I still couldn’t get comfortable. Not to mention there were three young children having an even worse time finding the cruising altitude of a 43,000 feet over the Atlantic Ocean even more difficult to manage. I related to their frustration, but enjoyed their occasional moments of calm playfulness. They were adorable, curly haired and cheeks full of love. Their mother and father tried to offer as much comfort to them as possible, even if it meant sacrificing their own - and that realization stayed with me. Parents make tremendous sacrifices that hardly go noticed. After landing at Cairo International Airport, we were greeted by many stares of wonderment. My lovely partner and I are quiet the eye catcher even in the states, not to sound arrogant, but our unique coupling of brown and tan skin complexions has a tendency to stimulate curiosity. She is a stunningly gorgeous first generation Egyptian American, who sports a golden tan colored glow, while I boast my chocolate melenated Afro American position. As we move through customs, we get curious looks, smiles, and many questions about whether or not we need a taxi or help with our bags. As a young kid, I never in a million years imagined that I would be offered an opportunity to experience Egypt. However, this trip marks more than just a casual site seeing vacation. During my time here I will partake in a religious ceremony known as the “Kabt Kitab”, or (Keb-bik-teb), where my partner and I will announce our relationship in front of her family and Allah.
We are treating this like an informal engagement, and hopefully next summer have an official, westernized wedding, with all the beautiful hopes and childhood dreams… But let’s stay in the present. After grabbing our luggage, and few items from duty free, Tammy’s older brother met us with a driver that would take us through Egypt’s mainland to meet her parents on the coast of Alexandria. Tired of sitting but thankful we made it safely, we ride down the main highway dodging locals who casually stroll across, staring down cars as if in a cross walk. Distant views of pyramids are sketched in the dusty haze that floats atop of the Egyptian landscape. The Nile River boldly flexes its importance as we drive through Cairo’s historic legacy, painted with wise old apartment buildings and beautifully constructed mosques. The city whispers spirituality, inviting a gracious sense of humility that I respectfully acknowledge as my eyelids drowsily fall shut. Tammy’s parents are beautiful people. They welcome us with warm smiles and loving embraces. Their villa sits in front of a sandy beach that leads to the aqua blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Tammy’s father mentions that life here is simple, quiet, and less hot than other nearby areas, as 70’s and 80’s classics play on the radio in the background. During dinner, Tammy proclaims aloud that this is the first time their whole family has been in Egypt at the same time. Her mother, father and brother all agree, as they reminisce over the years past. It was an awesome moment for me to witness, as I listen and enjoy the retelling of stories in broken Arabic. It made me think of the family I observed on the plane, and the sacrifices the parents made in order to ensure their children had the best experience possible. It was a reminder that family is probably one of the most valuable components to life, and is something that I am fortunate to be able to build with her.
"Date Night with Anthony and Tammy" Episode 2 - Summer 16 feat. Drake and Future
"Date Night with Anthony and Tammy" Episode 1- The Hornblower
Of course I turn our date nights into an exclusive show! Giving you a personal invite to tune in each Friday Night to, “Date Night with Anthony and Tammy”! Its fun, entertaining, and sometimes even cute.
Filmed in the infamous, Southside of Chicago, Rise is a music video by Anthony Gaskins and PCPMedia. Featuring, Chicago native, Jonah B. Taylor and Anthony Gaskins.
Rise is a story about friendship, and the jealousy that it can often breed. Inspired by the Pulitzer Prize Award Winning play, "TopDog/Underdog" by Suzan Lori Parks, Taylor plays the role of, "Fev", an experienced 3 card monte player that has a natural talent for the hustle. Gaskins who plays, "Lyrc", is his right hand man, but has every intention to move into the top spot by out hustling his partner.
What happens when a friendly rivalry turns into a deep hatred? Will you rise above your ego to mend a tattered relationship?
Rise is brought to you by, PCPMedia.us
My first “Throwback Thursday”, is dedicated to all of the Michael Jackson fans who would video tape the VH1 specials. #GooforGangsta?
Weight Classes premiered at the Bel Air Film Festival, 2014
Kobra - “Fight For Street Art” in New York City, USA
Have you heard of Banksy...?
"Those stories are seamlessly written, soothingly delivered by a fine cast..." - Molly Grogan, Exeunt Magazine
"Illusions is a masterpiece, simple in form, profound in content, and exciting in style. Watching this riveting, funny, and ultimately tragic show, one immediately feels safe in the mature hands of its creators"
- Dmitry Zyonkov - Stage and Cinema
A complex web of relationships in which no one person fully knows the others: Anthony Gaskins in “Illusions.” - Emon Hassan for The New York Times
Anthony Gaskins nominated for Best Male Actor in a Play by the Audelco Awards - http://www.audelco.net/2013vivnominees.html
The cast and crew from the New York Times critically-acclaimed, 'Honky,' discuss the success of their play that examines race through a comedic, and often awkward, lens. Produced and Hosted by James Ortiz Shot and Edited by Ryan Amelio