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Unfair Advantage
I’d rehearsed the audition speech for weeks, so when I saw the ‘Auditions Closed’ sign, I marched in to complain.
Apparently they’d found their girl in the first half hour. They introduced me to her. I could see what they meant. I’d have needed a good make up artist to transform me into a hideous old bag - she was perfect.
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Comment by: karjon Online- 2008-01-18 09:11
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Geordie, Icy, Robert, Bryony (I'll sort you out later, young lady), Niccole, Dominique, Jesica - thanks to all of you, much appreciated.
Cheers
Karen |
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Comment by: Jesica - 2008-01-15 09:41
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| ha ha so true! Can't rely on just convincing speech to get a role! ha ha |
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Comment by: DKav Online- 2008-01-12 14:53
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| this is heartbreaking... and so unfair! You always create such great situations. |
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Ah, now we need to wonder if this is literally "true" or if somebody's just in a pissy mood. Besides, aren't the leads always somebody's mistress? Cute little story, and great use of the word count. 'Course, you sort of have an "Unfair Advantage," don't you?
(See what I did there? Bwah ha ha ha ha . . . yeah, that was terrible.) |
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Comment by: dreamer - 2008-01-11 14:35
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| Cute Karen, cute! But you really shouldn't lie to all these people...you really are perfect for the part ;) By the way in a non-writing topic, how are you? |
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A collection of micro-fiction by 72 writers, from 27 countries, compiled by Jenni Doherty, published by Guildhall Press with support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
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