Oceanside, CA – November 13, 2016 – The New York graffiti scene is a space that is dominated by men. Filmmaker, Carly Starr Brullo Niles, got unprecedented access into this world to create an intimate portrait of one of the world’s most renowned and influential graffiti artist, Julius Cavero, aka Terrible T-Kid 170. The documentary The Nasty Terrible T-Kid 170: Julius Cavero directed by Brullo Niles tells Cavero’s story through over 30 years of archival footage, interviews with some rarely seen figures in the graffiti world and through nighttime footage of Cavero and his crew putting up new are in public spaces.
What sets The Nasty apart from other films on this subject and in this genre is the vulnerability and the care that Brullo Niles brings to it. Through her thought provoking questions and in-depth interview style Cavero reveals the roots and purpose of his artistic passions with candor. Brullo Niles brought out a side to Cavero that had not been previously captured. Cavero is known for his larger than life personality and freight train like presence, but Brullo Niles brought out his vulnerability and heart.
Brullo Niles has won accolades and street cred for her work on this film. She and her team were honored at the Harlem International Film Festival with a New York Hi Lights Award and had the prestigious honor of being the festival closer. Brullo Niles was also honored with the Woman in Film Award at the San Diego International Film Festival from the San Diego Film Consortium.
Catch the award winning documentary, The Nasty Terrible T-Kid 170: Julius Cavero, playing at the Sherman Oaks Film Festival November 13, 2016 at 5:45pm.
For tickets please check the Sherman Oaks Film Festival website:
http://www.shermanoaksfilmfestival.com/
The film is also now available for purchase on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Nasty-Terrible-TKID-170-Julius-Cavero/dp/B01BSW1OBW
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Teri Gamble
Teri Gamble is an international performing artist and drama coach. She garnered her BA in Theater Arts from UCLA. While at UCLA she had the honor of training in Great Britain at the University of East Anglia through their Study Abroad Program.After completing her BA in Theater Arts at UCLA she worked in Los Angeles in local theater, film and television. Her desire to take her craft to the next level led her to the MFA Acting program at the American Repertory Theater/ Moscow Art Theater Institute for Advanced Theater Training at Harvard University where she performed on international stages from Los Angeles to Moscow, Boston and New York.
Teri also has her Master’s Degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing from the University of Phoenix, which she happily using as a consultant and board member for Short Round Productions and as a Publicist for Media Circus, a new division from Circus Road Films!
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