Cosme Espinoza III
Birth Name:
Cosme Espinoza III
Height:
178 cm
Cosme Espinoza III was born and raised in Victoria, Texas before moving to Austin, Texas. While attending Manor High School someone invited him to a movie set which exposed him to see the inner workings of the film industry. The small town and high school he attended has also been used in several movies. His mother, a secretary, and father, a posta...
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Cosme Espinoza III was born and raised in Victoria, Texas before moving to Austin, Texas. While attending Manor High School someone invited him to a movie set which exposed him to see the inner workings of the film industry. The small town and high school he attended has also been used in several movies. His mother, a secretary, and father, a postal worker, are both of Mexican decent. Show less «
Make sure you don't let that one way of thinking drive you down that one way path. There is a lot to view when you open your eyes and take i...Show more »
Make sure you don't let that one way of thinking drive you down that one way path. There is a lot to view when you open your eyes and take in the scenery. Show less «
I sometimes kill myself thinking about how I performed in an audition and not even 2 minutes have passed by. I wonder how I did and what the...Show more »
I sometimes kill myself thinking about how I performed in an audition and not even 2 minutes have passed by. I wonder how I did and what they thought about me. If you just put that kind of thinking behind and go about your day, it will cause less stress. And if you didn't get the part, a large percent is that you didn't physically look the part. Many casting directors already have a predetermined physical look for a character. Show less «
[on the connection he felt after reading the screenplay for B.O.O.S.T. (2014)] "B.O.O.S.T. incorporates and gives insight into a family, esp...Show more »
[on the connection he felt after reading the screenplay for B.O.O.S.T. (2014)] "B.O.O.S.T. incorporates and gives insight into a family, especially the male figures, that have learned, are living with and passing on this emotional disconnect that most males experience in society. This sums up the essence of B.O.O.S.T. with this family struggling not only with themselves as individuals, re-living their past, but struggling to learn how to heal from their past as well as learn how to raise their own sons." Show less «
