Podcast appearances and mentions of Celeste M Cooper

Syd & Lex review 'Range Runners' starring Celeste M. Cooper and Carl Clemons-Hopkins. This action-adventure film has both hosts questioning their own survival skills. Follow The New Chitlin Circuit twitter.com/TNCCpod instagram.com/newchitlincircuit www.thenewchitlincircuit.com The New Chitlin Circuit is the only podcast dedicated solely to highlighting Black, independent film. Every Monday, Syd and Lex review a Black indie, low-budget, or direct-to-tv movie.

Join us this week as Emma chats with Chicago based actress Celeste M. Cooper (Steppenwolf Theatre Ensemble Member, Phylicia Rashad- Most Promising Actress Award: 2014) on living a life of gratitude and how to approach cancel culture as followers of Christ. To keep up with Celeste follow her on Insta @ _be_that_light. If you enjoyed todays episode subscribe, share with your friends and give us a follow on Insta @nwaybway.

Empowering DiscussionOpposing Opheliaby Deneen Reynolds-KnottPodcast #127March 17, 2021We Women Producer and Host Julie Proudfoot moderates a BRAVE discussion about beauty, feminism and the freedom to embrace your true self with the incredible creative team of OPPOSING OPHELIA.  Playwright Deneen Reynolds-Knott, Director Celeste M. Cooper, Sound Designer and Co-Producer Willow James are joined by actors Tiffany Yvonne Cox; Abie Irabor; Martasia Jones & Cajardo Lindsey.Get your ticket to our virtual world premiere production of GOODS today at artemisiatheatre.org!Written by Lauren Ferebee, directed by E. Faye Butler and starring Julie Proudfoot and Shariba Rivers.Support the show (https://artemisiatheatre.org/donate/)

Celeste M. Cooper knew she wanted to act from the time she played Lucy Van Pelt in a high school production of “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.” Today, she chats with Noel T. Manning II about the physical challenges associated with her work as the lead talent on the film Range Runners.

Celeste M. Cooper was born to play this part...or at least trained for it by force as a child. Cooper, was a track, basketball and swimming star who's father was tough when it came to being the best at the sports she participated in. Fast forward a few years and we come to Range Runner, a film described as: A woman thru-hiking an isolated trail runs into trouble when her pack is hijacked by two men hiding out in the woods, desperate and on the run. Now, stranded and left to fend for herself, she has a choice: crawl back to her normal life in defeat, or push forward and take back what was stolen from her. We spoke with Cooper about how being physically and mentally prepared she had to be for her role as Mel, working with her co-stars who seemed quite threatening on camera and how fantastic the movie turned out on only a month's shooting schedule. Range Runner is out now on VOD find it at www.fatalfunnelfilms.com and follow Celeste M. Cooper @_be_that_light_.

Celeste M. Cooper, award-winning actor, creative producer & ensemble member at Steppenwolf Theatre, talks about discovering her passion for acting; her love for creating a family with her fellow actors; her abiding faith in God; and her work as an activist to promote justice for black and brown lives with BE THAT LIGHT, a series of panel discussions focused on uplifting the black community and supporting black businesses.Instagram:  _be_that_light_Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/celeste.m.cooper7Get your ticket to our virtual world premiere production of GOODS today at artemisiatheatre.org!Written by Lauren Ferebee, directed by E. Faye Butler and starring Julie Proudfoot and Shariba Rivers.Support the show (https://artemisiatheatre.org/donate/)