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Living IncogNegro

Living IncogNegro

Written by: Gin Hammond
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The potential for connection and social evolution fuel Gin's passion for this project.


My name is Gin and I'm Living IncogNegro. Join my Living IncogNegro

communities today and let your voice be heard


Find more at www.LivingIncogNegro.com, www.youtube.com/@LivingIncogNegro, Instagram.com/LivingIncogNegro


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Episodes
  • Questions for Brazilians - Unpacking Racial Self-Descriptions: What "Parda" Really Means!
    Sep 26 2025

    Brazil has one of the most complex racial classification systems in the world, and today, we’re diving deep into Parda — a self-identification term used on the Brazilian census. 🌎✨


    In this video, we explore unique and fascinating descriptors like Cordicuia (gourd colored), Cardau (thistle), and Marinha (sailor woman colored). What do these words mean? Where did they come from? And what do they reveal about Brazilian history, colonization, and identity?


    We also give a quick shoutout to Fancy Dancer, a moving show about a dancer navigating heritage and identity, co-produced by Seattle Repertory Theater and Seattle Children’s Theater.


    If you’re Brazilian, we need your insight! 🗣️ Drop a comment below and help us understand these terms better.


    ⏳ Timestamps

    0:00 – Feeling better & theater shoutout 🎭

    1:15 – Introduction to Parda (Part 2)

    2:05 – Breaking down Brazilian racial descriptors

    4:50 – Invitation to share your knowledge


    💬 Let’s start a conversation about race, history, and language!


    #Brazil #Parda #RaceAndIdentity #BrazilianHistory #Anthropology

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    2 mins
  • My Current Acting Obsessions - From Netflix to Live Theater
    Sep 22 2025
    Are you passionate about storytelling and performance? In this video, I dive into the types of characters that inspire me most as an actor and coach — from multi-character solo shows to deeply complex roles like therapists with secret lives and doctors facing impossible ethical decisions. While working as a dialect coach on Brigadoon at Village Theatre, I found myself inspired by a Scottish actress in Netflix’s Department Q. Join me as I explore what makes these characters so compelling and how they spark my creative fire.

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    2 mins
  • Casting Directors: Here's How I Would Hope to Be Introduced in the Room
    Sep 18 2025

    Stepping into an audition room can be intimidating — especially when you want to make the best first impression.


    Award winning actress Gin Hammond shares how she would love to be introduced to casting directors, highlighting her unique background as a multiracial performer, a graduate of the ART (American Repertory Theater), and a specialist in accents, dialects, and multi-character solo shows.


    Gin’s experience spans acting, dialect coaching, and award-nominated performances — including nominations for Best Ensemble and Best Lead Actor at local theater awards.


    Whether you’re an actor preparing for auditions or a casting director looking to make talent feel seen, this video will show you how a thoughtful introduction can set the tone for success.


    Keywords: acting tips, casting directors, audition advice, actor introduction, theater, dialect coaching, ART graduate, Best Lead Actor nominee, actor branding

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    1 min
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