It's so sad to leave Connecticut. I really didn't want to leave my acting coach, Susan, because I felt I was making dramatic progress (no pun intended). She's got me to see what acting is really all about: honest, true emotion. She helped me realize who I am, not just as an actor, but as an individual. It was truly an eye-opening experience, and i intend to continue learning from her when i return, if circumstances allow.
Now, I am back at BYU in my major, advertising. Though, I am taking an intro-level acting class (TMA 123) and it is pretty time-intensive. I'll go into it more detail in a separate post.
My acting steps will continue here with all my experiences that i have... including seeing student and professional plays, plays i read, exercises i do in class, any epiphanies i have during my individual study, etc.
Though, I haven't posted in so long because i was in a car accident. A stupid lady turned right into me as i was passing through a green light. AND she doesn't have insurance. So, i have spent countless hours (over 20 hrs.) on the phone these past few weeks with Geico and Allstate. I've learned a lot about the accident/insurance process. My car is considered totaled even tho it's still drivable and the engine is still perfect. So i'll get money to fix it, but it'll be a salvage title. Lame.
Whateva Kiyum!
So now, i'm a little bit more back on track and will be able to keep up with my acting experiences here.
My acting steps will continue here with all my experiences that i have... including seeing student and professional plays, plays i read, exercises i do in class, any epiphanies i have during my individual study, etc.Though, I haven't posted in so long because i was in a car accident. A stupid lady turned right into me as i was passing through a green light. AND she doesn't have insurance. So, i have spent countless hours (over 20 hrs.) on the phone these past few weeks with Geico and Allstate. I've learned a lot about the accident/insurance process. My car is considered totaled even tho it's still drivable and the engine is still perfect. So i'll get money to fix it, but it'll be a salvage title. Lame.
Whateva Kiyum!
So now, i'm a little bit more back on track and will be able to keep up with my acting experiences here.
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