Wont anyone take pity on a poor teenager who needs a job
Sun, 13 June 2004, 04:36 pmheathie16 posts in thread
Wont anyone take pity on a poor teenager who needs a job
Sun, 13 June 2004, 04:36 pmHi, sorry to suck you into reading this, but i have posted this message before and got no response whatsoever. my name is Luke Heath I have recently been involved in a locally (western australia) written and performed play called "A Fractured Fairytale" and i believe that it has touring possibilities, it worked well with some of the cast as young as 5 years old, and no one aged older than 19. BUT, that doesnt always have to be the case. It was just a good oppertunity for the young kids to get some experience that they wouldnt have otherwise had. So, to cut a long story short, i am looking for companies in other states that would be interested in performing it. I am willing to direct it myself, but if not, i would like to help some how, so i can make sure it stays as close to the original as possible.
I am contactable on 0403328830 or (08) 92504203.
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What goes around comes around...
Tue, 22 June 2004, 04:51 pmBindy wrote:
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> When we all see your names in lights you can have the right to say
> what you say! But at the moment we have never ever heard of
> you!
> Face it, maybe you lot are the ones that are going no where!
Bindy, just think a moment. If you or Sasha are here at this website to further your acting careers, you might want to be careful about who you back in an argument, and what you say.
Sometime in the future, you are probably going to want to audition for someone. They will work for a big prestigious company, and will have the power to offer you a job in theatre or film or TV or a commercial which may earn you big money and fame. But in all likelihood, the person conducting the audition interview will be someone you've never heard of, who's never had their name in lights, and doesn't 'look' important.
But they may have been someone you argued with here, or someone who read what you are saying here and thought you were a prat. If they recognize you from the website, or even if your manner of speaking reminds them of the way you write your posts on this website....well, I'd say there go your chances of being offered any roles...
Big Brother is watching you
Cheers,
Craig
>
> When we all see your names in lights you can have the right to say
> what you say! But at the moment we have never ever heard of
> you!
> Face it, maybe you lot are the ones that are going no where!
Bindy, just think a moment. If you or Sasha are here at this website to further your acting careers, you might want to be careful about who you back in an argument, and what you say.
Sometime in the future, you are probably going to want to audition for someone. They will work for a big prestigious company, and will have the power to offer you a job in theatre or film or TV or a commercial which may earn you big money and fame. But in all likelihood, the person conducting the audition interview will be someone you've never heard of, who's never had their name in lights, and doesn't 'look' important.
But they may have been someone you argued with here, or someone who read what you are saying here and thought you were a prat. If they recognize you from the website, or even if your manner of speaking reminds them of the way you write your posts on this website....well, I'd say there go your chances of being offered any roles...
Big Brother is watching you
Cheers,
Craig
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