Get Into Houa's Mind

As production is set to begin, I am filled with such a deep inner satisfaction that I am beginning to truly live my dreams. At the audition, I got to see firsthand the power of the passion of talented actors who will bring to life a story that has been on the shelf for years. I am so excited to see the beginning of a new chapter unfold. This story, has stolen my heart away and I didn't even realize it. I am so in love with each and every one of the characters that I find myself daydreaming about their lives and falling in love all over again. As a writer, you must be able to live in your character's moments, feel it, and know it before you can hand it over to an actor to give it breath. I feel that I have given my everything in writing this piece and my keyboards are still stained with my tears. It is a piece of work that has given my heart a whole new meaning to the word of "sacrifice."' I am so endlessly amazed at the feelings I get each time I reread it.

Not too long ago, a little girl dreamed that one day, she would get to see her name in letters on screen. This little girl loved to write stories and loved to pretend to be someone else. When that little girl grew up, she turned her passion and her dream into reality. Today, that little girl has written one screenplay that was shown at AMC theaters and is on her way to directing her first feature length film with four published books. 

AUDITIONS Houa Production is currently seeking auditions for the following roles. All roles are volunteer roles. You must be able to commit your time and be reliable. Although this is a volunteer position, if you are serious about film making, it will open doors for you in the future. You must be able to read and speak Hmong clearly.  Please read carefully. Tuag Los Tseg, is a film wrapped around hope, loss, and sacrifice. It revolves around the life of Kub Ci, a young troubled man, who is wrapped up in the wrong crowd and is on the fast paced life to prison. One day, while stealing cars, he accidentally steals a Mafia lord’s car. In order to save himself, he gives his life to this Mafia lord, in order to pay off his crime. During a robbery, he is caught and gets tossed an ultimatum: Go to prison for 15 years or enter a recovery program with a pastor for six months. He chooses to enter his life into the program and discovers that life in the slow lane can be better for lots of