Found this short film online and I just thought it was adorable.
It's really well made, directed by Patrick Hughes, and really well acted with no words. The short I am doing has no dialogue as well and it is incredibly challenging. This is a really good example of it being done well.
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Showing posts with label short films. Show all posts
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
I like it.
Found out last night that I got cast in As You Like It.
I am very glad to finally be back onstage, it seems like it has been ages, though it probably has not been an unreasonable amount of time. I ended up getting cast in a secondary role, which I have decided is actually going to work much better for me at this moment in time, since this weekend I begin filming a short film for Stuart McClave and will be working on that for about a month. So my time will need to be split between those two projects for the next couple of months.
I am looking forward to being busy with something other than watching babies. Not that I don't enjoy that. But it is just a means to an end and not something I am entirely passionate about.
Last night I went to the Ruby Theatre at the Complex to see my brilliant friends perform in Pounding Nails in the Floor with my Forehead. It was a fantastic cast - Josh Heisler and Tracy Woodward (the Artistic Directors of the Theatricians Theater Company) really did an amazing job at getting everything together and putting on a really wonderful show. Their hard work did not go unnoticed and I hope that more people are able to see the show and it gets the recognition they deserve. I am so proud of my talented friends! It is so rewarding to see wonderful actors getting to put on great shows. Oh look they have a website! www.theatricians.com. I know I am not alone in hoping they put on lots more shows!

What lovely and talented friends I have. It is so incredible that out of one acting program so many talented and hard working actors can emerge.
In other news, I think I am going to take an Aerial Arts class in the coming weeks. I am really interested in Tissu and while I know I lack the upper body strength that is required to climb up a silk sheet, I think I can do it! I am really motivated to learn more circus stuff. Trapeze and Rings are next!
Let 's not lie, I will probably break some bones but it will probably be worth it in the end.
Yes?
I am very glad to finally be back onstage, it seems like it has been ages, though it probably has not been an unreasonable amount of time. I ended up getting cast in a secondary role, which I have decided is actually going to work much better for me at this moment in time, since this weekend I begin filming a short film for Stuart McClave and will be working on that for about a month. So my time will need to be split between those two projects for the next couple of months.
I am looking forward to being busy with something other than watching babies. Not that I don't enjoy that. But it is just a means to an end and not something I am entirely passionate about.
Last night I went to the Ruby Theatre at the Complex to see my brilliant friends perform in Pounding Nails in the Floor with my Forehead. It was a fantastic cast - Josh Heisler and Tracy Woodward (the Artistic Directors of the Theatricians Theater Company) really did an amazing job at getting everything together and putting on a really wonderful show. Their hard work did not go unnoticed and I hope that more people are able to see the show and it gets the recognition they deserve. I am so proud of my talented friends! It is so rewarding to see wonderful actors getting to put on great shows. Oh look they have a website! www.theatricians.com. I know I am not alone in hoping they put on lots more shows!

What lovely and talented friends I have. It is so incredible that out of one acting program so many talented and hard working actors can emerge.
In other news, I think I am going to take an Aerial Arts class in the coming weeks. I am really interested in Tissu and while I know I lack the upper body strength that is required to climb up a silk sheet, I think I can do it! I am really motivated to learn more circus stuff. Trapeze and Rings are next!
Let 's not lie, I will probably break some bones but it will probably be worth it in the end.
Yes?
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short films,
stuart mcclave,
theater,
theatricians
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