Entries from October 2007

Visions at the Booth

 

October 31, 2007

I was sitting in a restaurant today, and in walks this peculiar looking man. His clothes were a little weather worn it appeared, but it was raining outside, so I didn’t pay it any mind. I shouldn’t anyway; it’s a free country, right? The man can dress however he wants; doesn’t need my permission. In [...] [Read more →]

Concerning Strikes

 

October 29, 2007

So it looks like the Writer’s Guild of America is actually going to go through with their strike. It was announced some time ago that this might happen; the producers and studios knew it was coming. Now it’s finally here. It’s like having to clean up your house; you put it off, knowing that company [...] [Read more →]

Hard Work

 

October 21, 2007

When I write this it is 3:00 am, and I reflect on the day that I had just spent. Currently, I’m serving as Technical Director for Belhaven’s Music Dept. production of Gondoliers. We spent today building the set. I had a good time doing it. A lot of work and a lot of stress at [...] [Read more →]

Pre- or Post- Holiday Acting

 

October 19, 2007

There’s a new acting technique that’s been publicized. It’s called the Major Turkey. You go out to your front lawn and start acting like a Pilgrim during Thanksgiving. You set up tables; you set up chairs. Invite the neighbors. Tell them to bring a dish and to be thankful to you for inviting them. But [...] [Read more →]

Choices in America

 

October 18, 2007

Some like it hot, some don’t. Some wear ear rings in their noses; some prefer to leave earrings on the sales rack. We live in America, where people have the right to choose whether they like something or not. That’s why I can’t seem to understand these fad diets. They depict that we should feel [...] [Read more →]