Blake Bergman takes a role in the soon to be released Film "Forgetting Sandy Glass"

MANHATTAN, N.Y. - Feb. 4, 2016 - PRLog -- Blake Bergman takes a role in the soon to be released Film "Forgetting Sandy Glass" available for pre-order on Vimeo on Demand:

https://vimeo.com/ondemand/forgettingsandyglass

Blake- "I got my start in acting when I was around 8 years old. At the time, my uncle was producing a feature film titled “Robosapien Rebooted”, which was directed by the wonderful Sean McNamara. My uncle invited me to the set in New Orleans, Louisiana, in which I was given the opportunity to audition for a very small role. I remember going into Sean’s trailer, all nervous of course, after my training session with the on-set acting coach McField Windy Coleman, not even knowing that this one audition would change my life for the better. After receiving the part and spending a couple days on set, I was hooked. After both of my siblings were out of the house for good last year, my mom finally told me that I can start pursuing my dream again with all of her attention and support. Ever since, I have been going on auditions and taking classes in the city, hoping to finally make my dreams come true".

In the film “Forgetting Sandy Glass” I am playing the role of Eric. Eric is one of Tommy Glass’s best friends, and let me tell you, our group of friends never has a dull moment during this film. Each character in the group is so different, but that’s what brings them all together so well. I would have to say that the closest bonding in the group of friends is the friendship between Tommy, Dustin, and Eric. Filming scenes with Jamie Dolan (Tommy) and Paul Marra (Dustin) are some of the best times I’ve had on set thus far. Playing the role of Eric is amazing; especially because of how similar I am to him. If I were to describe Eric I would say he is a funny, sarcastic, and outgoing type of guy. He brings light to bad situations, and is great at making people laugh, either with him or at him. He’s not afraid to say what’s on his mind, whether it is a dumb comment about something random, or a joke about how pretty Stephanie (played by Gaia Matisse) is, and how he would love to go out with her. Eric is like Tommy’s sidekick, basically a little brother that Tommy always wanted, but never had. I am very grateful to be given the opportunity to play a character like Eric.

Experience working in this film:

This film is a rollercoaster. It has moments where it will touch your heart, and moments where you will just start to break out laughing. “Forgetting Sandy Glass” is a very unique and overall amazing film. When I was first given the script I sat down and just read it, and before I knew it, I was on the last page of the script. The script brought me in so well that it felt like I read it in no time at all. There is not one moment in this movie that moves too slowly or lacks importance to the story. Every moment brings the viewer in, just like a book you can’t put down. The cast in this movie is like a family. We all have the greatest times together and will definitely be staying in touch after the movie is complete. Working with such talented actors such as Tom Malloy and Roger Hendricks Simon, really pushes me, personally, to strive to be better. Without the help of our amazing director David Wenzel and extraordinary cinematographer John Rigores this film would not have turned out the way it did, so a huge thank you to the both of them. I think that the fans will not be let down with this film. I am very excited to see this amazing story finally become available for all the fans out there; they are all in for something special.