San Diego Comic-con came and went, yet again… and there were a million things to see and do! This year, to promote The Batmobile Documentary, six Batmobiles were on display at Bayfront Park between the Hilton and Convention Center. From Adam West’s 60s Batmobile to Christian Bale’s Tumbler, fans were allowed to view and take photos of  or with the cars.
The documentary aired on the CW on July 16th – check their website for videos and previews.
I want to say how amazing it was to talk to such an amazing, ambitious and spirited woman. Katherine Castro a beautiful actress, native to the Dominican Republic chat’s with me about her journey to the states, realizing her dreams as a multiple talented artist, and her upcoming film, Pulse of Indigo. The Pulse of Indigo premiere this Friday, July 20th in Los Angeles and will be released internationally in the Dominican Republic on August 1st at Carribean Cinemas, Fine Arts Novo-Centro in Santo Domingo. In the mean time hear what Katherine has to say about being an actress and her upcoming movie.
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How long have you’ve been an actor and how did you get your start as an actor?
KATHERINE CASTRO: I’m from the Dominican Republic and I got my start as a kid there. Like all kids, I started making shows for my parents at their house parties. I did little one-woman shows, played the piano, and did some monologues. I was always creating and it just became a natural transition for me into school plays in the Dominican Republic. I lived in the United States for awhile. When I lived here in the States I got involved in dancing, ballet, jazz, and gymnastics.  That was some of my first times being on stage in front of a live audience. Then I went back to the Dominican Republic, we were in the states because my Dad was in the military and he was working at the Dominican Embassy in Washington D.C. When his time was up we went back and I knew then that dancing and acting was something that I wanted to continue to explore. I was the happiest when I was doing that.
