## Camila Cabello Joins Jonah Hill in new California-Based Film, “Cut Off”
Rising star Camila Cabello is expanding her acting portfolio, recently landing a role in “Cut Off,” a new film spearheaded by Jonah Hill. Production is already underway in California, with Hill also serving as a co-producer alongside Matt Dines and Ali Goodwin for Strong Bay.
This isn’t cabello’s first foray into acting, and she’s quickly proving her versatility. You may recognize her from her starring role in the modern musical *Cinderella*, or perhaps from her more dramatic turn in *Rob Peace*. She also lent her voice to the animated hit *Trolls Band Together*, showcasing a range that’s captivating audiences.
I’ve found that artists who successfully transition between music and acting often possess a natural storytelling ability. Cabello seems to embody that quality,and she herself has expressed a love for the performative aspect of singing,describing it as “almost acting.”
What Else Has Cabello Been Up to?
Beyond the screen, Cabello has been keeping busy.
* Last year, she released the “Magic City Edition” of her album, *C, XOXO*.
* She collaborated with Adam Port, Stryv, and Malachiii on a viral remix of her song “Move.”
* She even put her own spin on The Who’s classic “Behind Blue Eyes” for the video game *Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred*.
Langston Kerman, also joining the cast of “Cut Off,” is no stranger to the entertainment world either. He recently debuted his netflix stand-up special, *Bad Poetry*, directed by the acclaimed John Mulaney.You might also recognize him from appearances in popular shows like *The Boys*, *Abbott Elementary*, and Peacock’s *Bust Down*.
Hear’s what makes Kerman’s addition particularly exciting: his comedic timing and ability to connect with audiences. He brings a unique energy to every project, and I anticipate he’ll do the same with “Cut Off.”
As details about “Cut Off” continue to emerge, it’s clear this film is assembling a talented and dynamic cast.It’s a project to watch, and I, for one, am eager to see what Hill, Cabello, and Kerman bring to the screen.