Veronica Page-Leurentop

LET'S TALK ABOUT MAKING IT! https://pro-labs.imdb.com/name/nm4419903 Veronica Page-Leurentop is a person who uses written words in various styles and techniques to communicate her ideas. Veronica Page-Leurentop produce various forms of literary art and creative writing such as novels, short stories, poetry, plays, screenplays, and essays as well as various reports and news articles that may be of interest to the public. Veronica Page-Leurentop texts are published across a range of media. Veronica Page-Leurentop who can use language to express ideas well often contribute significantly to the cultural content of a society. REP is the development and filming of Veronica Page-Leurentop' literary copyrighted works from TV scripts, Screenplays and Novels. REP is an independent filmmaker and handles all the elements of hand-picking actors, crew, producer, director and casting director to bring literary works to pre-post production. Marketing with release of trailers-posters-socialmedia. Current projects are; "The Revenge of the Defective Pearl", "Crowning Glory", Rebirth of Crowning Glory" and "crossing over ISO love" Veronica Page-Leurentop is a Native New Yorker who attended Wilfred Beauty Academy and now resides in Torrance, California. She lived in Brussels, Belgium and owned two American Hair Salons, Graffiti and Graffiti II. Pazge has written a number of beauty articles for ShopTalk Magazine, a trade publication and Class. She has written her first screenplay, "Split Ends" a psycho-thriller and working on her second novel, "L'Archiduc's Midnight Bleus." Veronica Page-Leurentop graduated from Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City with an AAS degree in Fashion Buying & Merchandising. Then attended the Wilfred Academy of Hair & Beauty Culture in New York City with a certificate in Hairdressing and Cosmetology. I received a Certificate of Completion in Independent Filmmaker and Producer's Diploma from Dov S-S Simens at Hollywood Film Institute. And won "Best Tragedy" for my short film in Winterfest at Scottsdale Community College. Here are some of my attributions. ALL BLACK MALE DRAMATIZED FASHION SHOW Gave birth to an idea conceived as the show's producer, directress and Fashion coordinator, "The First All Black Male Dramatized Fashion Show", which showcased six different scenes, showing different stages of the imagination. The script tied fantasy and the illusions to the mind of the "real thing" in "What's happening" today in the Black Male's World of Fashion. The show was performed at various discotheques around New York City and made a startling comeback "By Popular Demand". A WALLFLOWER'S POINT OF VIEW ON THE DISCOTHEQUE SCENE Wrote the most clinching article in response to Ebony magazine's editor Mr. Herschel Johnson's article the "Hottest Spots on the Disco Scene". My response appeared in the New York Amsterdam News which generated feedback to the "Dear Editor" for four weeks straight, with a rebuttal from the former Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm. PAZGE EGYPTIAN MYTH COSMETICS Designed and marketed a new line of black cosmetics for the women of color. Pazge Egyptian Myth Cosmetics collection was displayed and exposed through civic functions; a. First International Disco Exposition at the New York Coliseum. b. Miss America Pageant for Miss New York City at Regine Disco. c. The Hall Jackson Talented Teens Contest at Hunter College in New York. d. Margaret Jackson's Show of Shows for the benefit of NAACP at the New York Hilton. e. Annual Community Block Association at the Harlem Building on 125th Street. f. The National Council for Culture and Arts, "A Salute to the Arts" at the Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall. The collection was available at these locations, Femme Fatale Coiffures under Jim Williams, NYC; Ronnie Casuals, NYC; Keyes West Hair Designs, NYC; Styles International, Wilmington, Delaware; and exhibited at beauty trade shows, "Big Show" under Bernice Calvin, with a write-up in the Philadelphia Inquirer (for black women, a true cornucopia of beauty aids, April '82 by Sue Chastin). FREELANCE BEAUTY & HAIR EDITOR FOR VARIOUS PUBLICATIONS, LISTED ARE ARTICLES PUBLISHED: a. Spring-Summer Sophisticates Hair Metro Salon Newspaper - Feb. '83. b. Careers In Cosmetology Chocolate Singles Newspaper - Jan '84 c. Incorporating A Full-Service Salon Shoptalk Magazine - Summer Journal '84 d. Publicizing Your Hair Designs Through Photography Shoptalk Magazine - Winter Journal '84 e. Fragrances With S(cents) Class Magazine - Health & Beauty - March '85 f. The Right Shade With The Right Stuff Class Magazine - Health & Beauty - April '85 g. Beautifying The Deceased Shoptalk Magazine - Spring Journal '85 h. Face for Success Class Magazine - Health & Beauty - May '85 I. Harlem's Trendy Educator - Bernice Nelson Shoptalk Magazine - Winter Journal '85 j. Grooming The Masculine Image Shoptalk Magazine - Summer Journal '85 GRAFFITI AMERICAN HAIR SALON - BRUXELLES, BELGIUM Opened and operated the first American Hair Salon in Bruxelles, Belgium at Chausee de Charleroi, and GRAFFITI II at rue de Eperonniers. Supervised a multi-lingual staff, and traveled to France, the Netherlands and Germany for imported American hair care products. Exhibited at the "Brussels Welcome Fair" and received numerous write-ups in European tabloids; a. HAIR- The Consumer's Choice: The Bulletin - an English newsweekly of the Capital of Europe b. GRAFFITI AMERICAN HAIR SALON: Shape Community Life - an American military newspaper c. NOIR AMERICIANE introduire Defrissage Votre Beaute: European fashion magazine, Bruxelles' section d. NOIR AMERICAINE EXPATRIATE EN BELGIE Negreissimo: an African newspaper e. GRAFFITI II Focus Career Service: an American Embassy newsletter f. e'pouse de l' Ambassadeur du Gabon Invitation from Madame Anna-Clara Ibinga Magrvangue e'pouse de l'Ambassadeur de Gabon de lui faire l'honneur d'assister au dejeuner des epouses des Members de la Chambre de Commerce. "HARLEM, THE PAST, THE PRESENT AND THE FUTURE" Researched and coordinated a 13-hour radio series with 13 segments on "Harlem, The Past, The Present and The Future" for BRT-Belgium Radio THE OUT OF SIGHT BROTHER (play based on Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison) This play question the integrity of "Invisible Man", by Ralph Ellison. And ask the question; can the ignorance of one, cause the set back of an entire black race? Three black brothers hijack a public library while wearing taupe colored stocking hooded mask. They bring with them a gun, a knife and the "book". (Waiting for permission from Ralph Ellison' Estate) NOT OF SOUND MIND (work in progress) A chilling screenplay, set in Harlem where our grandmother Velma Johnson live and have her TV Talk show "Our Voice" learns of a neo black organization that have Hiltler's ideas and beliefs, however, salvaging 100% black blood and eliminating those who have mixed blood. Kurt Weiner the head of NMAF who ancestors date back during Hitler's reign. L'ARCHIDUC'S MIDNIGHT BLEUS (work in progress) Working on second novel entitled "L'Archiduc's Midnight Bleus", the saga of an American Black woman's ordeal on foreign land.