
New York Talent: Shameek Cook on How Every Day on Set Is a New Story
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Kenya welcomes Shameek Cook, a versatile New York-based writer, author, and actor. The conversation begins with Shameek detailing his passionate journey into the world of film and screenwriting, a leap driven by his desire to embrace his true self. He shares the pivotal role of a supportive professor who recognized his gift for writing, and how his writing process continues to grow as he also blossoms as an actor. Shameek talks about the ways he has stayed busy during the strike, why we should view background acting as a mini film school, and the impactful story of Black Wall Street that he’s excited to boldly share in the near future.
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Shameek shares some great tools he uses for writing, including Movie Magic Screenwriter.
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Shameek loved his first experience on the set of Netflix’s The Good Cop, which gave him that first taste of being close to the action.
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Being on set as much as possible can also provide the experience of a film-school-type education in a small amount of time without the burden of tuition.
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Shameek views background acting as more of an internship, shedding the stigma attached to it and embracing it as a learning opportunity for everything around acting, production, and general life on set.
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Learning to adapt your writing to cater to the audience is often something that happens best during the creation and filming process.
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Being on set has a transformative impact on Shameek, making him a better writer by enriching his storytelling skills and emotional depth.
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The industry's recent strike has affected Shameek, but he remains active and engaged, reflecting the resilience and adaptability of individuals in the field.
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While AI technologies continue to advance, Shameek and Kenya talk about the irreplaceable role of human emotion in storytelling and maintaining the heart element in the industry.
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Background acting gives you the opportunity to learn from the greats and fold them into your craft and style.
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