Actors Wanted For Feature Film
Tue, 8 Feb 2005, 01:49 pmWalter Plinge25 posts in thread
Actors Wanted For Feature Film
Tue, 8 Feb 2005, 01:49 pmSeeking Expressions of Interests to be involved in a romantic comedy feature film with crew and production staff credits from Hollywood, United Kingdom, South-East Asia and Australia. Send in your details. Various roles & ages m/f 20+ prefered). Production scheduled mid 2005. (Earlier if right casting.) Experience advantageous but dedication and commitment an absolute must. Post photo and short Bio to Serge Sharrinovsky, 23 Bourke Street, Yokine WA 6060 or email loveshow@tpg.com.au specifying a) contact details, b) physical details, c) special skills and d) ambition.
Regards
Serge Sharrinovsky
Ph 0400 215 914
www.loveshow.com.au
NB: To all that have already applied please be very patient for now. IÂ’m sorry I canÂ’t get back to you all, especially mailed applications. Reviewing all applications on a one to one basis
Regards
Serge Sharrinovsky
Ph 0400 215 914
www.loveshow.com.au
NB: To all that have already applied please be very patient for now. IÂ’m sorry I canÂ’t get back to you all, especially mailed applications. Reviewing all applications on a one to one basis
Re: The answer? e's very simple
Sat, 12 Feb 2005, 01:23 pmSerge Sharrinovsky wrote:
>
> Craig
>
> One thing I donÂ’t understand is why do you bother about what
> I do or donÂ’t do.
Mentioned it before: I was elected to the Equity committee, I'm in the habit of investigating offers made by questionable producers to ensure that vulnerable actors aren't ripped off, but are respected.
> IÂ’m sure there is plenty of other films you
> could win an academy award for.
Thanks. What a relief.
> You might have a good idea of what actors want but it still
> quite hazy to me if you can appreciate what I want.
HELLO??? Of course it's bloody hazy to us what you want! Why do you think everyone thinks you're evasive and is unsure about you? This post is the first time you've come close to responding to anybody's questions!
> The whole
> point of this little exercise was to see who could and
> couldnÂ’t follow my simple instructions. And boy a get the
> impression a lot people deserve an academy award over their
> heads getting past first base.
A little bit disappointed in your tendency to treat the people you expect to be working with like mindless cattle. Forgive me, this is probably not the case, but it's the impression that you give in your written responses. See my first point, about respect for actors.
> If I couldnÂ’t get the right
> people IÂ’m would be equally happy to spend my time at the
> beach. Although IÂ’m happy to say that I probably have enough.
> I only need a few minor characters and the extras to fill. So
> youÂ’re still in with a chance. As I said I happy to consider
> everyone right up until the moment those cameras are rolling.
Thanks for the encouragement. Sorry I'm unavailable, my next job involves me spending time at the beach! (true!)
> As far as information goes the answers is still no. And
> thatÂ’s on the advice from people who know much more then me.
> If you want to argue with the gods, go for it. Also if
> everyone is so restless that things a not moving fasting
> enough for them, then I would love to hear for anyone out
> there who can show how IÂ’m supposed to move mountains. Maybe
> you can remind everyone that a lot of indie films take years
> and unfortunately my miracle working power a little rusty to
> make it happen over night. I donÂ’t know what everyone
> expectations are from me, but maybe, and I ‘m only guessing
> here, they are being just a touch unrealistic.
I'm not sure either what everyone's expectations are of you, but I'm guessing more than a touch. Like I said, this is the most information you've been forthcoming with, and the end result is: no information.
Keep in touch with your advisers, and good luck in getting this whole ship afloat...after all this discussion, I really do hope the project floats successfully.
Of course, be aware that the acting community here reading this is probably going to follow advice also. I would have thought the problem is not so much of moving mountains, but of instilling faith in your followers...as the proverb goes, that would probably solve all the issues.
Cheers
Craig
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>
> Craig
>
> One thing I donÂ’t understand is why do you bother about what
> I do or donÂ’t do.
Mentioned it before: I was elected to the Equity committee, I'm in the habit of investigating offers made by questionable producers to ensure that vulnerable actors aren't ripped off, but are respected.
> IÂ’m sure there is plenty of other films you
> could win an academy award for.
Thanks. What a relief.
> You might have a good idea of what actors want but it still
> quite hazy to me if you can appreciate what I want.
HELLO??? Of course it's bloody hazy to us what you want! Why do you think everyone thinks you're evasive and is unsure about you? This post is the first time you've come close to responding to anybody's questions!
> The whole
> point of this little exercise was to see who could and
> couldnÂ’t follow my simple instructions. And boy a get the
> impression a lot people deserve an academy award over their
> heads getting past first base.
A little bit disappointed in your tendency to treat the people you expect to be working with like mindless cattle. Forgive me, this is probably not the case, but it's the impression that you give in your written responses. See my first point, about respect for actors.
> If I couldnÂ’t get the right
> people IÂ’m would be equally happy to spend my time at the
> beach. Although IÂ’m happy to say that I probably have enough.
> I only need a few minor characters and the extras to fill. So
> youÂ’re still in with a chance. As I said I happy to consider
> everyone right up until the moment those cameras are rolling.
Thanks for the encouragement. Sorry I'm unavailable, my next job involves me spending time at the beach! (true!)
> As far as information goes the answers is still no. And
> thatÂ’s on the advice from people who know much more then me.
> If you want to argue with the gods, go for it. Also if
> everyone is so restless that things a not moving fasting
> enough for them, then I would love to hear for anyone out
> there who can show how IÂ’m supposed to move mountains. Maybe
> you can remind everyone that a lot of indie films take years
> and unfortunately my miracle working power a little rusty to
> make it happen over night. I donÂ’t know what everyone
> expectations are from me, but maybe, and I ‘m only guessing
> here, they are being just a touch unrealistic.
I'm not sure either what everyone's expectations are of you, but I'm guessing more than a touch. Like I said, this is the most information you've been forthcoming with, and the end result is: no information.
Keep in touch with your advisers, and good luck in getting this whole ship afloat...after all this discussion, I really do hope the project floats successfully.
Of course, be aware that the acting community here reading this is probably going to follow advice also. I would have thought the problem is not so much of moving mountains, but of instilling faith in your followers...as the proverb goes, that would probably solve all the issues.
Cheers
Craig
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