Michael Easton (9/96 Daedalus Is Dead)
Excerpt from Soap Opera Digest 9/10/96: Michael Easton, on ME Fusion | Daedalus is Dead
"Michael Easton" (Ex-Tanner Scofield, Days Of Our Lives)
Easton's talents are also behind the camera, too. He wrote, directed and edited Daedalus is Dead, a short film starring Ami Dolenz (ex-Melissa, GENERAL HOSPITAL) and Kamar de los Reyes (Antonio, ONE LIFE TO LIVE). "Kamar's my best friend," Easton reveals. "We've known each other for seven years."
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Excerpt from Soap Opera Weekly Fall '96: Michael Easton, on ME Fusion
"Michael Easton: Two of a Kind" Star Track: Life After Soaps
By Rebecca Detken Fall 1996
In addition to starring in front of the Two cameras, Easton, who appeared last year in the Fox series VR.5, has managed to stay busy behind the scenes as well. He wrote the second episode of Two and also wrote, produced, directed and edited the short film Daedalus is Dead, which was recently accepted at the British Short Film Festival.
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Excerpt from Prodigy 9/17/97: Michael Easton, on Synchronicity
Transcript of the Prodigy Chat with Michael Easton
September 17, 1997 22.00 EDT
Blkman18 (Prodigy Member) Hi, I was wondering what made u want to be an actor?
Michael Easton (Speaker) I wanted to be a filmmaker. Writing and directing was my passion. When you go to film school, they make you take everything. I could walk away from acting, if it was the right situation. My goal is to some day make my own film.
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Excerpt from Starlog 4/99: Michael Easton, on Synchronicity
Thought Policeman
From there, Easton tried his hand at an assortment of jobs. He wrote and directed a film short called Daedalus is Dead, penned a volume of poetry entitled Eighteen Straight Whiskeys and paid the rent with a variety of acting stints ranging from Stephen Cannell's syndicated series Two and the acclaimed but short-lived drama 413 Hope St. to the independent films Cold Fire and Shadow of a Stranger.
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Excerpt from The Free Lance-Star 5/13/01: Michael Easton
Easton finds satisfaction in diverse creative outlets
By Candace Havens
While acting remains a priority for the Easton, he also spends a great deal of time behind the camera. He wrote, directed and produced the feature film "Daedalus Is Dead," which played at several film festivals.
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