I don't normally have this problem. Usually, I'm so terrified about learning my lines, that I try and start doing it as early as I possibly can.
Not that it makes much difference, since I am one of the world's slowest line learners. But, I do usually make a great big effort to try and learn them.
I've attempted to learn them while I'm working at Le Petit every night for White Noise, I've tried just sitting by my pool, or even at my parent's empty house.
Nope, I just get distracted by people chatting, the television, or buying books on Amazon.
James Yeargain and I even tried to learn our scenes together while his wife was out of town.
We just ended up eating pizza, and playing DC Comics vs. Mortal Combat for 8 hours.
I am a child. An unprofessional, easily distracted child.
Thank Christ, that's what I'll be pretending to be in this here show.
On a slightly different note:
There are AIDA auditions on Monday.
I've been told I should attend.
Eh....
I 100% believe I would never get cast in the one white girl role of the show, and Marmalade does over lap with the rehearsals quite a bit, so what's the point?
The only thing that would be pretty stellar about going to the auditions would be the fact that I would get a chance to hand my resume and headshot, and sing, to a big, broadway director.
But why embarrass myself, right?
And now, as we can all see, I've just wasted another ten minutes writing in this, instead of learning my lines.
I'm very happy AJ gets back in town tomorrow.
He makes me a little nervous about all this acting stuff, so I believe his mere presence will motivate me to actually do something productive with this character.
Then again, we'll probably just sit by my pool, and drink beer, instead.
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