Habbawhugheypbhbhtbhjnttttt. Whoooa, long week (er, weeks?).
Okay. One Acts! I love my One Act class. We're great! We've split into four casts, with a different play for each. One group, directed by Trevor, is performing David Ives'
Foreplay. Then there's
Two Guys and a Bank written and directed by Jeff,
Of Love and...Loti? written and directed by Katie, and then
The Man Who Turned Into a Stick, directed by Natalie.
I'm in
Of Love and...Loti?. :D I got the female romantic lead! Which is pretty cool, as I never auditioned for it (yes, I've mentioned this before; shush). All the yoga stuff is pretty cool, though some of moves were doing are a little scary. Mostly because my partner (who pays Gavin, the male lead), is so much taller than I am. Seriously. I'm 5'6", but I swear he's a whole foot taller. Which makes things really funny, from my point of view. Especially at the end, when we segue into a swing dancing bit and he scoops me up in his arms and spins around. But it's all good!
And I want to direct in the next set. I just need to get a hold of Ken, the 'teacher' for the class, and get him to look over the script I've picked out. Hopefully, I'll get to do Aaron's
Magenta. I've got a copy of the script, and I've showed it to one of the other students already, who thinks it's great. All that's left is getting it okay'd and then to think of casting lists! Hopefully. -crosses fingers-
Next! THEA 1A. Which is actually doing pretty well! My group and I did our first scene today, scene two from
Fables For Friends. It's weird. Seriously. That's a really weird scene we were doing. And yeah, we flubbed it up a little bit - forgot the order of our lines about halfway through and early ended up repeating ourselves xD - but nobody else in the audience could tell becuase we covered it well enough! That, and our characters were, like, 1960's teenagers or something like that and the dialogue was incredibly random anyways, which worked to our advantage. Now we just get to sit back and watch all the others perform for the next couple weeks!
And ugh. Math. I hate this class. Seriously. Nothing is sinking into my brain this time around except the simplifying, polynomial/rational expression long division, synthetic division, and the beginnings of proportions and variables. But ugh. Nothing else is sinking in! I hate Math. Always have. I'm not going to use it; I want to be an English-Theater-Philosophy teacher. xP Bleah.
Oh oh oh! My sister and I are going to an HP (Hewlett-Packard, not Harry Potter ;P) model audition thing on Saturday. They apparently need 'real people,' and Sarah and I felt like saying "What the heck"and so we signed up! I mean, we've got nothing to lose if they don't pick us, and if they
do pick us (or even one of us) dude! Talk about awesome! :D
On that note, Jenny, Oni and I are planning to get together over Spring Break for some amateur photography and photoshoots! We want to go to Golden Gate Park and the Japanese Tea garden to take all our pictures. We're bringing multiple outfits (we'll probably be changing in the bathrooms) so we can have multiple scenarios and shots. Oni and Jenny are dressing like men, though. I have mostly female outfits. xD This is going to be most excellent; the only hard part will be trying to figure out how to tie the obi for the kimono I'm going to be wearing in some of the shots! I have this beautiful vintage pre-WWII furisode kimono, but nowhere to wear it. And oy, tying that obi...
And still speaking of photography and photoshoots, I've got all the pictures from mine and Acacia's jaunt out to the stables up on deviantArt! I'm trying to get them up on Facebook, but my computer is throwing fits. xP
And now meme time. :D
Five things (er, ten, as I'm responding to two people) that I am elaborating on. Comment and I will tell you five things I associate with you, which you will then post and explain in your journal.
Faith is the only true religion. And faith is universal, without distinction of sex, gender, age, race, ethnicity, education, religion...there is no boundary or barrier to faith.