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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Scribbles and Scrambles ~ I Was Only ACTING!
As promised. Details regarding my new mini-career as an....(drum roll) actress.
My brother has begun a small film production company here in the heartland. Think Alexander Payne on a slightly smaller scale. A shorter scale.
It so happens that the first production "Sold Out" was in need of a mother figure.
You can view me in all my glory while my film son, husband and leech stare at me after I tried to ease the tension of the moment. I forgive my brother for the angle of the shot. Want to see it? Ready, set, click.
The above accompanying picture is much more flattering : ).
My part consisted of two lines. Actually three with a very crucial pause between two of them. The scene was stolen by one actor with zero lines. But I did feed him which kept up his strength.
As for prior acting skill builders, my first film experience was a Public Service Announcement in which I played a crowd member. The director singled me out and spoke to me. I made a big impression. This is what he said. "Hey! You in the brown. Quit smiling. This is a serious scene!"
Obviously my brother didn't read that on my resume.
Once the film debuts I will provide a link so you can watch it. I will warn you that it may hover around a PG-13 rating. I will also inform you that you should expect to laugh.
Hopefully my mothering skills will be required in future flicks. And if you want an autograph, just let me know. : )
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3 comments:
Ok, Kelly....this is very neat!!! I can't wait to see the clip. I will say I don't fully understand all of the production lingo, but hey! I can learn if it means I get to see my blogger buddy acting!
Very cool! I was huge into drama in high school. This makes me want to try again!
Kim
I was so excited to see you but I don't see your face anywhere at that link - shoot!
Def not a face shot!
We'll see what comes out in the wash. The directors cut cometh. : )
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