Erin Marie Hogan
Katlin: Zombies And Assholes [2010]
Katlin: Zombies And Assholes [2010]
-Tell us about your career and what you are currently working on or involved with?
I am in a Cinemax television show called Femme Fatales. My episode is episode 6 in the series, but for some reason DirectTV is under the impression I'm in all of them.... I am in talks about two features right now, and recently shot a PSA for the California Highway Patrol.
-Is this what you thought you would be doing with your life, what was your first passion?
I thought I'd be retired by now honestly, and I'm kind of bitter about it.
-To whom do you credit your success to, who gives or gave you the most support?
My parents have given me more support then I could ask for. They've exhausted their savings, put me through college, and helped me out the entire way. Luckily, they also instilled a sense of self discipline and drive in me. No one can make it happen but me, but when I do I'm definitely fixing my parents house.
-If you could meet or work with [living or dead], who would that be and why?
I want to work with the Tim Burton/Johnny Depp/Helena Bohnam Carter team. So weird, so strange. So awesome.
-What would you like to be remembered for 100 years from now?
If anyone remembers me 100 years from now, I'll be cool.
-Who inspires you?
I have trouble with questions like these, because I attempt not to put people on a pedestal. So many people do things that I find inspiring, but to pick one would probably make me feel bad about myself.
-How are things different today, than the same day 1 year ago?
Well, one year ago I was getting a lot more hate mail. I lived in a slightly smaller place, and I was working more, but making no money. I was less bored, and I didn't have to pretend I was more awesome than I actually am.
-What is the last song you bought or listened to in your musical device?
Counting Bodies Like Sheep To The Rhythm Of War Drums - A Perfect Circle
-Last good film you had seen, and the best movie you would recommend to someone asking?
I saw The Rite recently. I really liked it.
I think everyone should see City Of God. I realize it's in another language, and usually I can't handle subtitles, but it's so good I honestly forgot I was reading. It's a beautiful, sad, happy, depressing and insightful movie..... I also realize I just described a documentary about giving birth, but it's not.
-What is the single greatest moment in your life?
I don't think I've had that moment yet, but when I do I'll let you know.
I am in a Cinemax television show called Femme Fatales. My episode is episode 6 in the series, but for some reason DirectTV is under the impression I'm in all of them.... I am in talks about two features right now, and recently shot a PSA for the California Highway Patrol.
-Is this what you thought you would be doing with your life, what was your first passion?
I thought I'd be retired by now honestly, and I'm kind of bitter about it.
-To whom do you credit your success to, who gives or gave you the most support?
My parents have given me more support then I could ask for. They've exhausted their savings, put me through college, and helped me out the entire way. Luckily, they also instilled a sense of self discipline and drive in me. No one can make it happen but me, but when I do I'm definitely fixing my parents house.
-If you could meet or work with [living or dead], who would that be and why?
I want to work with the Tim Burton/Johnny Depp/Helena Bohnam Carter team. So weird, so strange. So awesome.
-What would you like to be remembered for 100 years from now?
If anyone remembers me 100 years from now, I'll be cool.
-Who inspires you?
I have trouble with questions like these, because I attempt not to put people on a pedestal. So many people do things that I find inspiring, but to pick one would probably make me feel bad about myself.
-How are things different today, than the same day 1 year ago?
Well, one year ago I was getting a lot more hate mail. I lived in a slightly smaller place, and I was working more, but making no money. I was less bored, and I didn't have to pretend I was more awesome than I actually am.
-What is the last song you bought or listened to in your musical device?
Counting Bodies Like Sheep To The Rhythm Of War Drums - A Perfect Circle
-Last good film you had seen, and the best movie you would recommend to someone asking?
I saw The Rite recently. I really liked it.
I think everyone should see City Of God. I realize it's in another language, and usually I can't handle subtitles, but it's so good I honestly forgot I was reading. It's a beautiful, sad, happy, depressing and insightful movie..... I also realize I just described a documentary about giving birth, but it's not.
-What is the single greatest moment in your life?
I don't think I've had that moment yet, but when I do I'll let you know.
-Favorite Horror Film?
You know, it's hard for me to choose because I just like watching people being chased and/or killed. It's much more interesting than people falling in love. Requires more blocking.
-Favorite Book?
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I'm a Potter Head.
-Favorite Song?
Right now? Pricetag by Jessie J
-Favorite Film Character?
Marla Singer - Fight Club
-Favorite Film Composer?
Danny Elfman
-Favorite Thing In Your Home?
My dog, Tater Tot.
-Favorite First Pet?
Well I only had one first pet and I think it was my dads toy poodle Misty.
-Favorite Coffee Or Tea?
Tea, caffeine free.
-Favorite Phrase?
My favorite phrases are often inappropriate.
-Favorite Hiding Place [Not that we are looking]?
I like to hide in stairwells. I feel like we have a lot in common.
-If you could tell someone something someone told you, "words to live by" what would that be?
I used to say "You can be anything you want to be if you just put your mind to it." But then I got older and realized teaching mediocrity and making promises that can't be fulfilled should really stop, so now I just say: "No one hands your career to you on a silver platter. You have to work, and you have to try. Luckily, if you've chosen the right career, it won't feel like work."
-Favorite Book?
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I'm a Potter Head.
-Favorite Song?
Right now? Pricetag by Jessie J
-Favorite Film Character?
Marla Singer - Fight Club
-Favorite Film Composer?
Danny Elfman
-Favorite Thing In Your Home?
My dog, Tater Tot.
-Favorite First Pet?
Well I only had one first pet and I think it was my dads toy poodle Misty.
-Favorite Coffee Or Tea?
Tea, caffeine free.
-Favorite Phrase?
My favorite phrases are often inappropriate.
-Favorite Hiding Place [Not that we are looking]?
I like to hide in stairwells. I feel like we have a lot in common.
-If you could tell someone something someone told you, "words to live by" what would that be?
I used to say "You can be anything you want to be if you just put your mind to it." But then I got older and realized teaching mediocrity and making promises that can't be fulfilled should really stop, so now I just say: "No one hands your career to you on a silver platter. You have to work, and you have to try. Luckily, if you've chosen the right career, it won't feel like work."
Erin Marie Hogan
1 comment:
Good interview.
I'm glad I found your blog, which I found through Alex's movie blogfest. Anyway, it's very stylistic. Seems intriguing.
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