me! me! me!
Mon, 29 May 2000, 09:34 pmWalter Plinge26 posts in thread
me! me! me!
Mon, 29 May 2000, 09:34 pmhey grant thanx 4 the 'fo. i don't need an agent unless i'm getting professional gigs, right? what's the deal with television series & stuff, is anything shot in perth? i think the only television made here is 'maurice meade' hair salon commercials... i don't have the discipline 2 be completely anorexic - i'm normal weight so i can't be a model - but i have the face & height for modeling, hence my interest in its sister profession - acting. i finished high school 2 yrs ago & that was the last time i did any drama. my renewed interest in performing comes from my friend mark naglazas telling me i should pursue it cos i have the looks & personality 4 it, & by my reflection in the mirror! also, i have a great ego & thick skin - 2 prerequisites 4 showbiz. unfortunately there's about 3 billion other wannabes on the planet so i won't be burning my books anytime soon... but it looks like fun & i'd like 2 give it a go. any suggestions on how 2 get started? does amateur stuff get u any exposure?
anyone know how far away melville is from the city center? which is closer 2 the city - kalamunda or melville? (don't know south of the river well).
thanx kids
the daveaholic,
k. silverstone
anyone know how far away melville is from the city center? which is closer 2 the city - kalamunda or melville? (don't know south of the river well).
thanx kids
the daveaholic,
k. silverstone
U! U! U!
Wed, 31 May 2000, 02:08 pmYour attention-seeking attitude would appear to have rubbed more than a few people up the wrong way. Perhaps it's not the first time?
> i suspect a natural talent 4 performing may have a bigger part 2 play.
Talent? Schmalent!
I've auditioned hundreds of talented people. The difference between someone who will do the role and someone who might eventually get cast one day is skill, determination, dedication and a willingness to learn that expresses itself as an overwhelming thirst for dramatic truth.
> i think the people who spend 3 or 4 years "studying" acting r a little ridiculous... it's
> not rocket science.
Call me about an audition when you learn differently.
:)
Cheers
Grant
> i suspect a natural talent 4 performing may have a bigger part 2 play.
Talent? Schmalent!
I've auditioned hundreds of talented people. The difference between someone who will do the role and someone who might eventually get cast one day is skill, determination, dedication and a willingness to learn that expresses itself as an overwhelming thirst for dramatic truth.
> i think the people who spend 3 or 4 years "studying" acting r a little ridiculous... it's
> not rocket science.
Call me about an audition when you learn differently.
:)
Cheers
Grant
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