DAVIDA GILCHREST By:Tarvis Alberty EL
MEDIA MADE HAS A SAYING “SUCCESS
COMES FROM BUILDING GOOD, SOLID RELATIONSHIPS, THEN COMES HARD WORK.” ONE PHONE CALL, “DAVIDA GILCHREST” WAS MAKING MOVES QUICKLY AND EFFECTIVELY. IT WAS HARD TO HARD TO BELIEVE THAT A PERSON STILL HONORED THEIR WORD AND MOVED ON IT WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. “DAVIDA GILCHREST” HAS BEEN IN THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY LONG ENOUGH TO KNOW THE IMPACT AND IMPORTANCE OF “NETWORKING.” TO THE ARTISTS THAT ARE HAVING DIFFICULTIES GETTING OVER THAT ROAD BLOCK, YOU MIGHT WANT TO GET AT YOUR LADY “DAVIDA GILCHREST.” HER COMPANY 4 REAL ENTERTAINMENT OFFERS THAT PERSONAL, MARKETING, NETWORKING AND MANAGEMENT. “DAVIDA GILCHREST” WILL AT THE LEST, POINT YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. THERE’S ROOM FOR EVERYONE IN THIS BUSINESS AND ROOM FOR EVERYONE TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THEIR LANE! “DAVIDA GILCHREST” ALSO HAS A BIG HEART FOR THE YOUTH IN OUR COMMUNITY AND WANTS THEM TO OVERCOME ANY CHALLENGES LIFE THROWS AT THEM. LET’S CHECK OUT “DAVITA” TEL: Born, raised and currently reside? DGC: Born and raised in Ossining New York, which is known as Sing Sing City. Reside in the Westchester County area of New York. TEL: Who or what was your motivation to go into the entertainment business? DGC: I decided to get into the entertainment industry because I’ve always had a passion for it. Dancing in the Kiss FM Master Mix, appearing in a hair braid magazine, coming in as 4th runner up in Miss New York, and dancing in music videos, I knew there was a place for me in it. TEL: The first major event, concert, show you attended. What or who was it and what do you remember the most? DGC: The first concert I’ve attended was Jay Z’s and what I remembered the most was his amazing performance and how he always delivered for his fans and audience. He’s the definition of hip-hop to me. TEL: Name several of your favorite artists growing up. DGC: My favorite artist growing up was Slick Rick Pete Rock and CL Smooth, Big Daddy Kane, Rakim, just to name a few. TEL: Given your constant exposure to music and entertainment. What changes need to be made in the industry? DGC: We need old school music to be played on these radio stations on a regular basis. We need them to be in music videos when “new” artist are sampling their music. We need artists to not make it because of who they know but of the talent they have.
