Voice Over Reel  - Talent: Louise Oliver, Production & Edit: Chris Gorman 

Miracle Suit (Commercial V/O)

Today Elaine chats with writer/performer Yolanda Mercy about her new show Failure Project. We chat the meta- ness of the show, being an independent artist, the importance of care and how we need to implement that more and how vital it is that we all evolve and understand when we have made a mistake and acknowledge that mistake and apologies. 

Failure Project - Summerhall
Dates: 1st - 26th AUGUST (not 12, 19, August)
@ 1.30 pm

Tickets available here: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/failure-project

Failure Project 
Written and performed by BAFTA nominee Yolanda Mercy. Failure Project is a “Comedy drama... Or “dramedy” about Ade. Ade is a successful writer, or so it seems. She has everything she has ever wanted; her career is flying, she’s (kinda) moved out of her mums house, her situationship isn’t as complicated as she expected. Life is perfect?! But things don’t always go how you plan, and Ade is about to find that out?

Yolanda Mercy 

BAFTA Nominee -Yolanda Mercy is a British Nigerian writer, performer, and director whose creative journey has taken her from the stages of London to the international screens of television and beyond. With a passion for storytelling that knows no bounds, Yolanda's work has garnered critical acclaim and numerous accolades. Her writing has been recognised with nominations for prestigious awards such as BAFTA, WGGB, and Broadcast Award, highlighting her craft narratives that captivate audiences. Additionally, Yolanda's talents have earned her the esteemed Edinburgh TV Festival “New Voices Award”, Underbelly Untapped Award and Another Route fellowship. Mentored by industry luminaries like Anne Mensah through the BAFTA Mentoring Scheme, Yolanda has honed her skills and gained guidance from within the creative sphere. As an alumni of prolific fellowships including JMK mentoring, Soho Theatre Six, and Film4, Yolanda continues to build bridges and foster collaboration within the artistic community. Currently, Yolanda is crafting original projects for both screen and theatre. With her unique voice and boundless creativity, she invites audiences to join her on a journey of self-discovery and artistic expression. 
 


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Edinburgh Festival Fringe Series 2024 - Ep 220 : Failure Project

Louise Oliver Character Demo Reel
Spotlight - https://www.spotlight.com/8734-6751-6551
Composition and edit by Chris Gorman Sound - https://www.chrisgormansound.com/

Louise Oliver Voice Over - Character Demo Reel

Louise Oliver Commercial Demo Reel
Spotlight - https://www.spotlight.com/8734-6751-6551
Composition and edit by Chris Gorman Sound - https://www.chrisgormansound.com/

Louise Oliver Voice Over - Commercial Demo Reel

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Edinburgh Festival Fringe Series 2024 - Ep 220 : Failure Project

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