For the final project in this course we were asked to compose a 15 minute digital story. Here is what I came up with. This project has had a few incarnations, most way more sophisticated and flashy than this, but this is what I came to love. To play my project, click the photo [...]
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Finding My Story
Published April 30th, 2008 in Acting, Life As I Know It, New York City and THEA435. 0 CommentsSince New York
Published April 1st, 2008 in Acting, Life As I Know It, New York City and theatre. 0 CommentsWell, so much has occurred since Spring Break that I should have blogged about, but I just found it hard to keep myself seated long enough to do it. But here we go.
New York has left me with lots of loose ends in my life that need to be braided into a rope that will [...]
Saturday, March 8
This morning it was over to Shetler studios to meet with Natalie and her fabulous voice teacher, D. Michael. He was so excited to work with us and I was super excited to work with him. We warmed up and got cracking. Jon was the first to go. D. Michael introduced to [...]
Friday, March 7
One. A rainy day. Boo!
The morning started out beautifully. I got up and ran over to the studio of the photographer that took my headshots to get the file on CD. Then I met up with Jenn and Sommer for a sushi lunch. From there I went to Reproductions to get my headshots [...]
Thursday, March 6
I started my day off bright and early. I walked over to Grand Central Station to catch the 6 train uptown to 86th Street. Grand Central really is beautiful. I didn’t think it could be as impressive as everyone kept saying. The constellations painted on the ceiling are amazing. The whole place takes [...]
A lack of confidence
Published March 6th, 2008 in Acting, New York City, Shows I'm Seeing and THEA435. 0 CommentsToday was a very exciting day. It began with me waking up and going to meet with Tom Burke at Singer’s Forum for a mini-master class type thing. Tom is a vocal coach and speech pathologist. He works to help you find the ways that you can make your voice the best it can be. [...]
This afternoon I met with Bryce Ryness and brought Steve along. We met him at the GE Building in Rockafeller Center. Today has been a truly beautiful day in the city. The temperature has been in the upper 50s and the sun has been shining. This made Bryce want to get out on the streets [...]
This evening I had my first interview. I had a lot of nerves going into the interview because I didn’t want the actors I was meeting with to feel like they were wasting their time. I wanted to ask intelligent questions and wanted to make sure I listened to get the full experience I should [...]
…how fast this past week went. It was just insane, and the coming week promises to be even crazier. Last week I ended being a cast member in our production of Far Away, for which I was the assistant director. It was a very cool experience. The biggest unknown for me during the process was [...]
The Next Step
Published February 6th, 2008 in Acting, Life in DC, Musical Theatre Studio and theatre. 1 CommentLast night I attended my first class at the Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory. I went in with lots of nerves about what I would encounter in the room in terms of the quality of the singers and their acting skills. It was all sort of intimidating all the way until we began the introductions. I [...]
