becoming an actress
Mon, 7 Feb 2005, 07:58 pmbeachbabe10 posts in thread
becoming an actress
Mon, 7 Feb 2005, 07:58 pmhi guys,
i realy want to kick start my acting career when i am realy young,
if you have an work , auditons , modeling , anything ,that you would need a 12 year old , brunnette , female , skinny tanned , school girl please email me on ; lovebecca69@hotmail.com
by the way i live in westeren australia. and i have lots of drama work in the past , my latest production was hating alison ashley , i stared as Margete an dumb ,comedy laugh character.i also go a drama school called ' joondalup academy of performing arts'
thank you so much if you can do anything!
luv ya
bec
p.s ill do any sort of acting/modelling work
i realy want to kick start my acting career when i am realy young,
if you have an work , auditons , modeling , anything ,that you would need a 12 year old , brunnette , female , skinny tanned , school girl please email me on ; lovebecca69@hotmail.com
by the way i live in westeren australia. and i have lots of drama work in the past , my latest production was hating alison ashley , i stared as Margete an dumb ,comedy laugh character.i also go a drama school called ' joondalup academy of performing arts'
thank you so much if you can do anything!
luv ya
bec
p.s ill do any sort of acting/modelling work
Re: becoming an actress
Sat, 12 Feb 2005, 03:23 amjeff asselin wrote:
>
> geez its a casual forum not an essay. lighten up and give
> the girl a break. I understood what she had to say, did you?
>
> and as for taking people (artists) serious based on their
> grammer? I wont even comment...
Hi Jeff. Yes, in a broad sense we can understand what she's trying to say (hi I'm a 12 year old give me a part), but in this instance surely you agree that some of her individual sentences make no sense at all?
I continue to comment on these examples because I just love the irony. I was in the original Perth production of Hating Alison Ashley, and the character called 'Margeart' was a child who couldn't spell her own name, 'Margaret'. I'm afraid I find bec's statement "i stared as Margete an dumb ,comedy laugh character" hilarious for that reason.
Whenever people start arguing about the rights and wrongs of the language and whether we should be correct or not, any error (deliberate or accidental) becomes full of irony and very funny.
'hypocrasy', and 'taking people serious' about their 'grammer' are phrases that really ought to be avoided, they're just cracking me up too much.
Cheers
Craig
>
> geez its a casual forum not an essay. lighten up and give
> the girl a break. I understood what she had to say, did you?
>
> and as for taking people (artists) serious based on their
> grammer? I wont even comment...
Hi Jeff. Yes, in a broad sense we can understand what she's trying to say (hi I'm a 12 year old give me a part), but in this instance surely you agree that some of her individual sentences make no sense at all?
I continue to comment on these examples because I just love the irony. I was in the original Perth production of Hating Alison Ashley, and the character called 'Margeart' was a child who couldn't spell her own name, 'Margaret'. I'm afraid I find bec's statement "i stared as Margete an dumb ,comedy laugh character" hilarious for that reason.
Whenever people start arguing about the rights and wrongs of the language and whether we should be correct or not, any error (deliberate or accidental) becomes full of irony and very funny.
'hypocrasy', and 'taking people serious' about their 'grammer' are phrases that really ought to be avoided, they're just cracking me up too much.
Cheers
Craig