Asya Mkh

“Shout about your dream and don’t be embarrassed—your passion gets people on board. If someone believes in you, work with them. Know your script, scenes, schedule, everything inside out so when you shoot if shit hits the fan you can leave happy knowing you’ve got a story out of it,” shares Eva Blackwell-Rogelj as her new short film Watering Hole breaks into the industry, sweeping awards and gaining a dedicated fan base. The film: The unsettling familiarity of a girl’s night out, as depicted in Eva Blackwell-Rogelj’s Watering Hole, is eye-opening. We were all there, 16, looking to party, the...

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