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Comment by Danni Shepherd on April 15, 2011 at 12:17pm

Christ that was brilliant!

Comment by Chantelle Bacigalupo on October 4, 2010 at 10:52pm

you reallly have the look of a crazy person in you eyes. i got chills. I also thought you used the prop very well, it wasn't over or under used.great job!! :)

Comment by phillip theis on September 28, 2010 at 7:55pm

First let me say that I am foremost an artist, as in painting, sculpture, etc. As an artist, as many others, you try to learn from the masters. I’m not saying I try to paint the same as any ONE artist, but take something I like from many of them. An artist must strive to make the work his own. This is my approach to acting. As a study, or discipline, with this piece, I’m sure you learned much about yourself; which is also very important about acting. Without question you have the theatrics for the business. Some might think you put too much time into production, and appearance. I prefer to say that you are serious about acting, and actually enjoy investing the extra time. I’ll finish with this. Make the scene YOURS. Do it the way YOU would want it done. Besides being the actor, doing wardrobe, make-up, post production… be the director, and produce YOUR vision of the monologue. Just remember when you’re on a professional set, the set’s director may tell you what HE wants. You may not agree with his vision, but that’s why we’re “actors”. phil