[personal profile] rm
Have the pilot audition Monday (yay!), and in total 8 auditions I should go to over 5 days, and 5 I've specifically been called in for. All of which feels pretty good.


And work is squeezed in every which way around all this. And I'm anticipating having other things to wedge into this as well.

legend:
* maybe (depending on my preparedness/motivational levels)
+ definite
# must have monologue ready (which does address monologues already learned (1), monologues I need to learn (2) and the monologue I need to write(1))


Saturday 7/3
+ Audition for Beauty of the Bump and Grind 2:30

Monday 7/5
*# Audition at P.S. 122
+ pilot audition (yeah!) 3:20

Tuesday 7/6
+ Print casting 10:30
+# Audition for Howl Festival monologue show 1:20
+# Audition for Fringe Festival show at 6

Wednesday 7/7:
+ Go to a background open call 11am

Thursday:
*# Audition for travelling park-based Shakespeare thing

Date: 2004-07-02 03:59 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] denn566.livejournal.com
Wow! I'm sure something will come up soon. Especially with all those auditions, at least one of them should call you back.

Date: 2004-07-02 04:01 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] rm.livejournal.com
One would hope. It's weird auditioning more than ever and feeling like I'm getting less work than ever, but summer is a weird spastic time. I think Tuesday is my best bet, just, statistically, and print work tends to be my friend.

Date: 2004-07-02 04:26 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] denn566.livejournal.com
Trust nme I understand what your going through. I'm not an actior, but I've recnetly just found a job after looking for 3 months. So I may not know about going on auditions, but i do know about searching for work.

Date: 2004-07-03 12:23 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] denn566.livejournal.com
what pilot isw this audition for?

Date: 2004-07-04 02:30 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] bartofdarkness.livejournal.com

Break a leg for next week!

Oh, and I see you are into dead languages... I studied Ancient Greek - as well as Middle and Old English - at University. here's a little motivational saying used in the Middle Ages that might interest you:

"Lif is laene!"

Pronounced 'Liff is lay na'

It means "Life is lent!"

We're all living on borrowed time, so carpe diem and all that!

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