10×10: Daniel’s Last Day on Earth
0I was lucky enough to work with the same great group of people on this year’s 10×10 for the 2011 Sacramento International Film Festival (Last year we made the short Runners). Stipulations included incorporating yellow paint into the film, as well as featuring an image of a meerkat. That last part is my favorite. I feel like that’s what won us the Director’s Choice award.
Under construction.
1Currently moving the site over to WordPress. Still learning the ropes! The content is all here (I hope), I just have to work on this bland layout. Unless you find this layout fetching, then…. it’s perfect!
I have plans to go back to school?
0Phew! Talk about non-stop. This 13-week tour is coming to a close. We have two more weeks, and I’m on the hunt for a job to save up some money. Why? Not because it’s smart to save, but because I got into PCPA’s Acting Conservatory! I was accepted a couple months ago after auditioning and attending callbacks in Santa Maria, CA. It’s a 2-year intensive actor training program. I’m really excited about it, but I need to make that dough to afford to live down there! The job hunt begins.
I don’t have enough kid-friends.
0Closing out the school tour season with Fantasy Festival XXV, directed by Jerry Montoya and Tony Poston. It’s the culmination of B Street Theatre’s student playwriting contest. Students sent in ideas for plays or full-out scripts, and four or five were chosen to be adapted by B Street company members. Pretty cool, huh? Rehearsals started this week, and so far it’s been a blast. We’re out on the road March 14th through June 10th–whew, longest tour yet! BRING IT ON.
Must meet more kids.
I’m back on tour with B Street Theatre again, this time in The Seven Wonders of the World, directed by Michael Stevenson. We’re having an insane amount of fun, espcially with all the roaring I get to do as a colosseum-fighting lion. The tour runs til February 25th. Sparking wonder, one kid at a time.