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I talked to Michael Wednesday night. He always makes me feel better. And he finally admitted to having a crush on me...haha. About dang time.
Hm...on Wednesday I also went to the studio in SF in which we're recording this thing...I guess I never really talked about it, but basically I auditioned for this voice-over part in this direct-to-DVD-and-video animation movie and I got it. It's a pretty big part too, which is exciting.
So we went to the recording studio, which was a first, and put down some lines for the demo. They thought I was really good, yay! And then I got Giuseppe, this really funny Sicilian who I met that day and has a part in the thing, to drive me home in his '72 PORSCHE! Sweet. Giuseppe is really cool...he owns this really good Italian restaurant in good ol' PA (not the state, the city) and speaks fluent italian. That's always so cool.
But the best thing about this movie is that I'm getting paid for it! It's $20 an hour for the demo, but when we get into the real recording for 8 hours a day, they're obligated to pay me $1600...that's $200 an hour! Haha...what an awesome summer job-that's-not-really-a-job!
Michael: Of course, colleges really are interested in the fact that you're starring in this movie in which robots take over the world. Sounds really artsy.
Me: Shut up, you.
* * *
And I wonder where these dreams go
When the world gets in your way
What’s the point in all this screaming
No one’s listening anyway...
Hm...on Wednesday I also went to the studio in SF in which we're recording this thing...I guess I never really talked about it, but basically I auditioned for this voice-over part in this direct-to-DVD-and-video animation movie and I got it. It's a pretty big part too, which is exciting.
So we went to the recording studio, which was a first, and put down some lines for the demo. They thought I was really good, yay! And then I got Giuseppe, this really funny Sicilian who I met that day and has a part in the thing, to drive me home in his '72 PORSCHE! Sweet. Giuseppe is really cool...he owns this really good Italian restaurant in good ol' PA (not the state, the city) and speaks fluent italian. That's always so cool.
But the best thing about this movie is that I'm getting paid for it! It's $20 an hour for the demo, but when we get into the real recording for 8 hours a day, they're obligated to pay me $1600...that's $200 an hour! Haha...what an awesome summer job-that's-not-really-a-job!
Michael: Of course, colleges really are interested in the fact that you're starring in this movie in which robots take over the world. Sounds really artsy.
Me: Shut up, you.
* * *
And I wonder where these dreams go
When the world gets in your way
What’s the point in all this screaming
No one’s listening anyway...