it's not a big deal

[rm]

But it's a relief to me.
I got cast in a NYFA silent short.
I've been in sort of an internal tizzy about my inability to get any sort of screen time over the last several months (yes, I am a person who can always find something to be in an internal tizzy about).

More of a big deal to me is a possible revivial of the musical Chess on Broadway. (You know how I say I don't want to be on Broadway? Chess is one of a very few musicals that makes me have that dream. But seriously, I'd just be happy to see the show as I never have.). That said, all this whinging about the book of it not making sense -- it works fine... it's just never worked here fine, which should say something. http://www.playbill.com/news/article/82082.html

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[roadnotes.livejournal.com]

Doesn't make sense? Bullshit, in steaming chunks. It makes sense, if you use more than three brain cells.

Not that I get cranky about this or anything.

[graene.livejournal.com]

don't forget the propensity of american producers to edit, trying to get it to make sense, or revise it back to the british version.

Feh. makes lots of sense, just use at least three brain cells and an auditory nerve.

[ludimagist.livejournal.com]

If you are interested in doing student films, you may want to look into getting on the Tisch Talent Guild email list (I would use a junk account though cause they can add up). It's a casting agency sort of thing set up by mostly the undergrads (though a few grad and professional things get posted on there as well), it's open to the general public and now and again a really interesting opportunity shows up on those lists. I don't have the info handy right now but I can look it up if you're interested.