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My body is not working anymore.
I had a dream that I was in a play, and not only did I not know my lines, but I was also not sure which characters I was playing. I knew one of them, but I thought I was supposed to play another as well (which I think derived from reading the Wikipedia article on Angels in America), and when I asked the director she pointed out that in fact SHE was playing the character I thought I was. And also I didn't have my costume. And the director was my ex-girlfriend.
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urbaniak, which is the really real LJ of Actor James Urbaniak, as seen on TV, as seen in movies, and as heard in radio commercials. He has a distinct knack for performative blogging, where he tells you what's going on in his life but makes it come out really entertaining and cool instead of lame and emo.
Today:
I have an audition tomorrow for an episode of a TV show. The last page of my character's sides ends with this stage direction: "FWOOSH! He BURSTS INTO FLAMES." Tips on how I can pull this off in the audition room are appreciated.
My body is not working anymore.
I had a dream that I was in a play, and not only did I not know my lines, but I was also not sure which characters I was playing. I knew one of them, but I thought I was supposed to play another as well (which I think derived from reading the Wikipedia article on Angels in America), and when I asked the director she pointed out that in fact SHE was playing the character I thought I was. And also I didn't have my costume. And the director was my ex-girlfriend.
More of you should read
urbaniak, which is the really real LJ of Actor James Urbaniak, as seen on TV, as seen in movies, and as heard in radio commercials. He has a distinct knack for performative blogging, where he tells you what's going on in his life but makes it come out really entertaining and cool instead of lame and emo.Today:
I have an audition tomorrow for an episode of a TV show. The last page of my character's sides ends with this stage direction: "FWOOSH! He BURSTS INTO FLAMES." Tips on how I can pull this off in the audition room are appreciated.
