I went to a scheduled second audition for "It's Complicated" on 3/6. Director/producer/creator Donavan Starghill told me he was casting me in the role of Ron. Ron is the producer of the "show in a show" and is scheduled to be in the first three of four episodes. Ron, who is written to be 40+ years old, is older than the other characters who are mostly in their early twenties.
Filming is scheduled to start in about a week, although a definite date has not yet been set.
The series will be shot in the studios of TSTV (Texas Student Television), the only on-campus TV studio in the country that is owned and run by students. The series of four episodes will take four weeks to shoot. It will be available over-the-airways and on Time Warner Cable in the Austin area.
I'm getting a little concerned about overlapping schedules for this series and the film "Sublime Intervention" which will be shooting over a period of two weeks beginning the last week in March.
It will be an enlightening experience as well as a learning opportunity as I know nothing about how a TV series is shot.
It's been two weeks since my audition for "Upon a Midnight Clear" and I haven't heard back, so I'm guessing I didn't get a part in that film. Darn it. What does a guy have to do around here to get a role? I mean besides being able to act. Time to start saving up for acting lessons.
It's time to turn my attention to my next audition (for "Illegal Crossing")scheduled for tomorrow evening.
Filming is scheduled to start in about a week, although a definite date has not yet been set.
The series will be shot in the studios of TSTV (Texas Student Television), the only on-campus TV studio in the country that is owned and run by students. The series of four episodes will take four weeks to shoot. It will be available over-the-airways and on Time Warner Cable in the Austin area.
I'm getting a little concerned about overlapping schedules for this series and the film "Sublime Intervention" which will be shooting over a period of two weeks beginning the last week in March.
It will be an enlightening experience as well as a learning opportunity as I know nothing about how a TV series is shot.
It's been two weeks since my audition for "Upon a Midnight Clear" and I haven't heard back, so I'm guessing I didn't get a part in that film. Darn it. What does a guy have to do around here to get a role? I mean besides being able to act. Time to start saving up for acting lessons.
It's time to turn my attention to my next audition (for "Illegal Crossing")scheduled for tomorrow evening.
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You are a movie star in training!! You need to give a bit more info on how the auditions work. Keep the blogs coming!
Susan
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