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I added some stuff to my blog lately…
A FeedBurner RSS feed, which you can add to your Google Reader or whatever RSS reader you might have.
Second, I have a new shiny trailer I maded myself. It’s called Anticipation and it’s what I’ve entered into Digital Video Magazine’s 60 Second Trailer. You dig?
Au revoir
Today we wrapped, which can be nothing short of a bad thing.
I had quite a nice day today, apart from it raining.
Rain. Rain, rain, rain, rain, rain.
From the moment I stepped out of my front door it started raining.
Rain on the M4.
Rain on the Severn Bridge.
Rain during the night.
Rain during the morning.
And then…
Out of nowhere, a lovely patch of blue sky appeared revealing a fantastic view (pictures coming soon) and my happy side.
Which thankfully, remained unsheathed.
It’s a bit windy now, though.
So, anyway, I had a nice day. The camera crew didn’t, having to suffer multiple camera failures etc, and being way, way off from schedule.
Yes. That’s it.
And I’m coming back home tomorrow, which is nice.
Must go.
Au revoir
Hi again.
This time I’m on about an evening shoot.
An evening shoot is a pain-in-the-neck filming day which means you have to generally stay up until midnight and wait around in the glow of lots of floodlights. It will be rainy and cold.
Apart from the evening, you get the day to yourself. In fact, me and my aunt went around on a tour bus. The guide determined I was a girl (because of my longish hair) and it rained. It was a partial success.
Today we were called in an hour early from our pickup time (which should have been five ‘o clock) because they were ahead, but we weren’t needed.
So, as soon as we’ve finished, I’ll let rip a post.
Au revoir
Back from Cardiff after a day of filming. Still more to go.
The hotel is lovely. It really is gorgeous. The staff are totally immaculate. The rooms are always clean. Everybody is so friendly.
One o’ clock. Time for pick up. I meet a guy that I have met before and my acting mum.
We are driven to the location. Pouring with rain. I have my own trailer. Told to sit inside and get dressed. Said done.
Driven to the set. A red van is sitting there with several lights standing in the road. The camera is positioned under a large umbrella, as is the sound crew.
Everybody is so friendly. Same could not be said for the weather. However, I am kept nice and warm in a car. Knock on the window. Time to go.
I run in a rather long coat to the red van which my acting mum will drive.
The take is printed.
I am whisked back to the base with my auntie, who is a licensed chaperone, but I won’t call her my chaperone, because she’s part of my family.
I do several hours of tutoring.
Then I am asked if I want to stay and watch the stunts later in the night shoot.
I would have said yes, if it were not for a really nasty dizzy spell I had in the van.
I say no. Severely regretting it now.
I am drove back to the hotel, where I attempt to eat a huge cheese and bacon burger. Couldn’t eat it. Damn.
I go to bed. Sleep until nine thirty Saturday morning. I shower and go down to breakfast with my auntie. Three slices of toast, two rashers of bacon and a Cumberland sausage. Mmm.
My auntie drives us back home. Sweet home.
And here I am, talking to you in the present tense. Gargoyle will be so ashamed.
Au revoir
My brother’s rock concert has been cancelled. I was going to apply for stage crew and everything…
Woken up.
Had breakfast and got dressed.
Mum had new freezer delivered.
Did French test. Quite proud.
Did RE test. Not so proud.
Got on the bus.
Came home.
Went back out again.
Had a prosthetic cast done for a new TV show.
Came home again.
Helped unwrap the new freezer.
Phew.
Oh, and why did I sit in a class for one-and-a-half hours writing about a religion?
Oh, and this blog will change it’s name, just taking out the ‘In Video’ bit. It’ll still have the same function as before.
Yay! Just got the confirmation that I have a part in a TV series called ‘The Sarah Jane Adventures’ to be aired on BBC1. He’s called Nathan, but I can’t tell you anymore than that. Half-term’s used up then…
Au revoir
Well, I set this up yesterday (18 May 2007) and I’ve gotten nowhere. It’s difficult because I’ve put real-life credits up on my videos which I don’t want shown. So unfortunately, this site is going to be a bit dull for the moment.
If there’s anyone reading.
Hello?
Hellooo?
Hellooooo?
Ok. No-one here. No-one cares…
Au revoir
Crunchynut
I was looking on the Odeon Cinema website today, and was looking for a film to see.
On my travels, I stumbled across this:
It apparently contains irresponsible behaviour.
Erm…
So I made my own one up.
And it’s not just Britain, so don’t get sniggering, everyone else.
Battling boredom once again, this time on a Saturday afternoon, when my brother has gone out to see Spider-Man 3 with his mates and I am sat at home doing work.
