Kelley Slagle is thrilled to be portraying Joy in graphics for Lilquiwi Films. Recently, she won an Outstanding Performance Award for her portrayal of murderess Karla Faye Tucker in the play Occam's Razor, and, this summer, she will portray Nurse Ratched in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest for Virginia's Firebelly Productions. In addition to acting in indie film, music video, tv/commercials, and industrials, Kelley's theatre credits include Zubaida Ula/Cathy Connolly in The Laramie Project, Capulet in Romeo and Juliet, and Feste in Twelfth Night. She has also had great success directing and producing short films with her company Cavegirl Productions. Her film FELT: Tearing the Fabric of America won Best Mockumentary in the 2004 National Film Challenge, and was in the top ten of over 150 entries. More info on Kelley and Cavegirl Productions at: www.Cavegirl.com

Childhood ambition – Astronomer. Then, I discovered how much math was required.
Fondest memory - Falling asleep in front of the furnace on a daily basis at my grandmother’s house growing up.
Soundtrack -A combination of the soundtrack for the movie “Requiem for a Dream” and the opening intro music for the tv show “Millennium”, interrupted occasionally by just about anything from the band Skinny Puppy.
Retreat - Just about anywhere dimly lit with a fresh cup of coffee.
Wildest dream - Happiness without going through effort and disappointment.
Proudest moment - Handing in the finished copy of all three of the movies I’ve made for Cavegirl Productions to the 48 Hour Film Project/National Film Challenge producers.
Biggest Challenge - All three of the movies I’ve made for Cavegirl Productions.
Alarm clock - That would be four alarm clocks: one Sharper Image Would Wake the Dead device, and three set on the cell phone with alternating ring tones every ten minutes until I’m aggravated enough to turn it off, or throw it across the room.
Perfect day - An eight hour night’s sleep, followed by a day with two three hour naps. And somewhere in there, having cinnamon toast and coffee.
First job - Salad bar attendant at an all-you-can-eat steak and shrimp joint.
Indulgence - Chocolate…. Anything. No really, anything. If you put a chocolate-covered insect in front of me I’d actually think about it before turning it down.
Last purchase - Coffee! Espresso, actually.
Favorite movies - Requiem for a Dream, with Memento and Leaving Las Vegas nipping at its heels.
Inspiration - The amazing people I am lucky enough to call my friends and associates – I am humbled by the sheer amount of talent that surrounds me.
MY LIFE - Is like a box of chocolates? No. How about: my life “is like a grapefruit. It’s orange and squishy, and has a few pips in it, and some folks have half of one for breakfast.” – Douglas Adams