Fake it 'til you make it!

Sometimes we go on auditions just to try, even if we don't quite match the breakdown of casting.

Here is a hilars audish from Blewt......

I am very interested in this position. I know baseball backwards and forwards. I know all of the terminology, and am very familiar with all of the players in the game.
The only catch: I do not speak actual Chinese. I do, however, speak AMAZING fake Chinese. A non-Chinese speaker would not be able to tell that I’m not speaking actual Chinese. From my tones and inflections, they would assume that I am speaking PERFECT Chinese.

Click to visit his blog and see the video!

Fun!

Recording the tampon TV demo on Wednesday was super, super fun. First I waited for everyone to arrive- two sound engineers, three agency people, and two other lady voiceover actors. It turns out they had three girls come in from my agency without picking the parts. So we each read the script, it got cast, they patched in another voice from a different city, and then for the next hour we had about twenty takes. The writer was present and as we went a few words were added or dropped. It was really great to be involved in a spot that was actually funny and cute with a nice concept. Again, as this was a demo so here's hoping it makes it through to the air!

Milestone

I am seriously pleased to announce that I am about to pass a milestone career point for every young actress: this afternoon I will be recording a TV demo voiceover for tampons.

TAMPONS!!

This one was also booked off my demo so I haven't seen the script.

Feel sporty even when you're spot-y! Tampons!

Charachtish descripsh

I had an audish for lunch today...

"urban-anglo (white)...early 20's...voice is cute but not childish or valleygirlish...a lot of energy...likes to have fun and staying connected to everyone is really important to her"

Urban-anglo is a new one....

So, last week was tres fun - I recorded a 'radio demo' for a production company. This means that it is for presentation to a client, not to air on the radio (yet). It was really fun, I was playing a 19 yr old. Here are the possible outcomes:

• client buys as is and it airs
• client wants the same talent, new script and we record again
• client wants new talent
• client wants none of it

Let's all vote for the first one :)