Scarsdale's Got Talent

Here are three local talents: a filmmaker, an artist and a storyteller. Take a look at their work:

Young Filmmaker Wins PSA Video Contest about Skin Cancer: Film and visual media in general have always interested Quinn Murphy. When she came across a video contest co-sponsored by the Jeff Dulude Melanoma Foundation and Edgemakers.com, there was no question she had to enter. The contest challenged teens to create a PSA warning the danger from tanning beds and to spread awareness of skin cancer. Her mom is a melanoma survivor and she knows firsthand how scary and serious the disease is. She hopes her award winning video helps build awareness about this very serious form of skin cancer. Quinn resides in Hartsdale and will be a senior at The Ursuline School in New Rochelle. She plans on being a film major in college. Watch her video here and share it with your teens.

Artist Rachelle Gage: Rachelle Gage, a 2012 graduate of Scarsdale High School has recently put up an exhibit of her artwork in a private office in New York City. Rachelle is a student at Skidmore College, majoring in Communication Design. She has experience in drawing, printmaking, fiber arts, and graphic design. Her work has been exhibited in the Pace University "Small Works Exhibition" and the Katonah Museum of Art "Young Artist's Exhibition." She is currently working towards her Bachelor of Science Degree.

Performance at the Moth Story SLAM: Storyteller Sandi Marx participated in the New York City Moth Story SLAM contest. Marx, a former talent agent and Greenacres resident discusses her journey from Queens to Manhattan and ultimately to a house in the "Dale" and a country club membership. See what she has to say about our town here:.

Lampooning Astorino: And finally - he's not from Scarsdale, but he sure is funny. Rob Astorino would like your vote for governor. Watch this hilarious lampoon of the County Executive,his family and the race for governor here: http://vimeo.com/97744906