Good morning ladies!
Nope, never heard about an audition for the movie. I have the option of being a show-call key PA on it, but somehow I think I'll just be bitter and cranky the whole time I'm there. ("Oh suuure. She's prettier than me, but I can act better than THAT!")
I'm getting discouraged with the PA thing. It's a good introductory job to learn set etiquette and a bit about the biz. I've been doing it on and off for a few years, but it's just that since I don't want to be a Locations Manager or an Assistant Director, it just seems like at this point, aside from making easy money and getting free food, I'm just wasting my time - it's not progressing me towards my future goals (in entertainment or law) whatsoever. I've been lucky because now that I'm getting called to work from people I've worked for before, I get more responsibility actually on set, especially on second unit (which we did yesterday), but so much of the work is being everyone's gofer, and it's the most thankless job aside from being an extra. (And at least by being an extra, you're getting paid as well - if not better - than the PAs and do nearly nothing.)
Sorry, that's my rant.
Jane, I'm glad you're okay, but that's terrible to hear! You'd think after the Kitty Genovese case, New Yorkers would be a bit more quick to change their reputation and help those in need! I was impressed when I was in New York - I slipping on the subway ramp and fell face first onto the ground, and two people actually stopped to make sure I was okay! But that's probably just because they were right behind me... Are you high on drugs now?
YWIW, if you train them, you can get your cats to walk on you in a way that would massage your back where and when you want it! They can be useful creatures, you know!
"It's not always about you!!!" (But if you think I'm referring to you anyway, then I probably am.)
"Good luck returning my ass!" - Wilhemina Slater
"This is my breakfast, lunch and f***ing dinner right here. I'm not even f***in' joking." - Colin Farrell