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Here are my answers from my interview with
daniellabanilla.
1) What was your favorite part that you've played in a show and why? My favorite part that I've played so far was Ursula in "Bye Bye Birdie". This was because I've had more lines in in this show than I've had in any high school show that I've done. And it also allowed to let loose and have some fun. :)
2) Name the movie that means the most to you and why. My favorite movie that means a lot to me is "Girl Interrupted". It's one of the fewest movies I've seen where I've been completely moved by the storyline and the conflicts between the characters. I can also point out the cinematographic techniques in it.
3) It's a classic: you're stuck on a deserted island. One book/television show/movie you'd want (dvd player and tv included!) to keep with you. One book that I'd like to take with me is "How Soon is Never". And as far as movies are concerned, I gotta have my Phantom of the Opera!
4) Worst vacation memory? My worst vacation memory was on one day last June when my parents and I toured the Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, and I was just too tired and hungry to even be interested in anything.
5) What's one place you've always wanted to go but never did? I've always wanted to go to England, but the closest thing I got to it was when I stopped at Heathrow Airport. I absolutely love the British accents there, and I would so love to visit it one day.
daniellabanilla.
1) What was your favorite part that you've played in a show and why? My favorite part that I've played so far was Ursula in "Bye Bye Birdie". This was because I've had more lines in in this show than I've had in any high school show that I've done. And it also allowed to let loose and have some fun. :)
2) Name the movie that means the most to you and why. My favorite movie that means a lot to me is "Girl Interrupted". It's one of the fewest movies I've seen where I've been completely moved by the storyline and the conflicts between the characters. I can also point out the cinematographic techniques in it.
3) It's a classic: you're stuck on a deserted island. One book/television show/movie you'd want (dvd player and tv included!) to keep with you. One book that I'd like to take with me is "How Soon is Never". And as far as movies are concerned, I gotta have my Phantom of the Opera!
4) Worst vacation memory? My worst vacation memory was on one day last June when my parents and I toured the Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, and I was just too tired and hungry to even be interested in anything.
5) What's one place you've always wanted to go but never did? I've always wanted to go to England, but the closest thing I got to it was when I stopped at Heathrow Airport. I absolutely love the British accents there, and I would so love to visit it one day.