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| No. This site has been built by fans. At this time, Rhiana has no
official site, which is part of why we created this. It was incredibly
difficult for us to find out anything about her, or the things she
was doing, or even connect up with other people who were interested
in her career and knew things about it that we didn't. We decided
to make a site that would fix that problem, but we have no professional
ties to Rhiana, her friends, family, or management. We're just fans. |
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| At this point, we don't have any contact information for her. We
hope to get in touch with her representation and get an address where
people can send fan mail. |
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- Two full-length feature films:
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Five short films:
- At least five TV shows:
- Children's Hospital (playing "Kelly");
- Backberner (playing "Kristy Taylor");
- Home and Away
(playing "Aimee Cooper" between May and July 2002);
- White Collar Blue
(playing "Lilly Derwent"); and
- All Saints (playing "Cindy").
- A music video by rocker Ben Lee, called "Running
With Scissors."
- The 2005 Flickerfest Film Festival campaign, in both
print and TV ads.
She began her career as a runway model for children's clothing
lines and still periodically steps back onto the catwalk for charity
events. She's also done TV ads (again, we don't know which ones
yet) and when she was younger she appeared in catalogues and print
ads as well.
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| Unfortunately, a lot of her work isn't readily available. 15
Amore, Pitch Black, and The Chronicles of Riddick: Dark
Fury are all out on DVD and VHS and can be purchased via our
shopping pages. None of Rhiana's TV shows, unfortunately, are
actually out on video at this time. Desperately
Seeking Brandi can be viewed on the BladeDigital website,
and A
Whole New You can be viewed on the New Film Media website.
Search
is available through the Flickerfest distribution offices, for
$75 US in VHS format. (Ask them about formats and prices if you're
not in the US and they'll be glad to help you. You can also buy the
Flickerfest 2005 commercial, starring Rhiana, for $40 US.) |
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Rhiana is a very gifted painter, who has won school awards in the
past for her work. Now she's had several exhibits in professional
galleries, and her paintings are very popular and have been selling
well. Here is a quick list of her exhibitions:
- "Chrysalis," a solo exhibition at the Tighes
Hill Gallery, Newcastle, in January 2004.
- "A Month in Kaos," a solo exhibition at the Cafe 249
gallery in Surry Hills, Sydney, in May 2004.
- "Sibling Revelry," a joint exhibition with her brother,
poet Damien Griffith, at the Tighes
Hill Gallery, in February 2005. (A limited-edition book of
their work was also released.)
- "Wearable Art," a multi-artist exhibition at the Tighes
Hill Gallery, in March 2005.
- "Group Show," another multi-artist exhibition at the
Tighes
Hill Gallery, in June 2005.
A particular favorite gallery of hers is, obviously, the Tighes
Hill Gallery, and the owners of the gallery are happy to assist
anyone interested in purchasing a Rhiana Griffith painting.
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Rhiana actually has a number of fascinating projects on her plate
at the moment, all of which have us very excited.
- She's continuing to work on paintings for gallery exhibits,
and also may be launching a wearable art collection (possibly
in conjunction with the "Push Play" label in Sydney).
- She's working on a children's book featuring a group of fascinating
(and adorable!) magical creatures of her own creation, called
the Moples.
- She has been cast as Clare Newell, a journalism student, in
a psychological thriller called Volunteer. A short-film
teaser for Volunteer, called Wrong Answer, has been
filmed and is making the round of film festivals; Filming on Volunteer
should hopefully commence later this year.
- Currently, she is traveling in Europe with a backpacking group.
She will be in Los Angeles for a few weeks to do auditions, so
we hope to have even more news of upcoming projects soon.
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There are a bunch of us. Ardath Rekha owns the site, and
is doing pretty much all of the design work. Her partners are StvnsAngel
(aka Mel) who took the initiative to start the original Yahoo!Group
going, Artemis Aristoboule, Ayabie, and Shalimar.
We also have a number of very dedicated, devoted regulars on the
site who you will get to know well on our message board and in our
chat room, and whose art and fiction grace our pages.
We're mostly big fans of Pitch Black, and Rhiana's character
of Jack, who became frustrated when all the Pitch Black fansites
turned into Vin Diesel fansites, and people started treating us
like mutants for wanting to write stories about Jack and/or being
more interested in Rhiana's career than Vin's. So here we
are. Oddly enough, most of us are Americans, so far.
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| Absolutely. We're always on the look-out for new information, images,
and so on. Anything you have, or know about, we'd love it if you shared
with us. Especially Australian fans... you may know about something
we've never even heard a whisper about before. Anything you let us
know about, we'll give you full credit for on the site. You can either
post to the message board,
or write
to us. |
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| Our experience, on other websites we've managed, is that guest books
are more trouble than they're worth. People leave abusive, confrontational,
and delusional messages in them, post as people they're not, and engage
in other behaviors that they never would do if they thought
their identities could be revealed and their reputations could be
damaged by their bad behavior. Anyone who wants to participate in
discussions, in a positive manner, is more than welcome to sign up
for a message board account and do so.
Anyone who's just itching for a fight, or an audience for their latest
melodrama, really isn't welcome, so we're not going to give
them a platform for their theatrical nonsense. |
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Our policy is pretty simple: if a Rhiana work is available for
sale, we want you to buy it. The best way to show our appreciation
for her work, and help her career, is if we all go out and visibly
(and financially) support the films and shows she's in. Therefore,
we may screencap Rhiana's works (largely for our fan artists' benefit),
but we'll only have .mpeg files of the ones that aren't commercially
available. That also applies to works such as Desperately Seeking
Brandi and A Whole New You, which have been made available
for online viewing by their producers.
The purpose of the .mpeg collection is to ensure that Rhiana's
fans can experience the full range of her work, not to in any way
undermine the livelihoods of the filmmakers who have worked with
her. They are meant to promote, rather than replace, the purchase
of her movies and shows. Therefore, we will probably remove .mpegs
of works if they become commercially available, with the possible
exception of promotional trailers.
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Write
to us, and we will.
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