B1 shootage

Fookin knackered, chuck.
That's Northern for 'I am rather fatigued, my friend'.
Got up at 7, which is an hour i only see on mondays, and set off for uni to act in group B1's assessed shoot.
It was good and simple and very visually interesting. Ours is probably the latter, but definitely not the former :(

I'm looking forward to doing a bit of directing and definitely some camera.
I didn't wreck this shoot (thank God), but I did have a bit of a straight-face problem.
Everything from talking in the background to seeing someone walk past outside would set me off :(
Guess it's just tiredness.
Off to London tomorrow to see a play by the great Rikki Beadle-Blair, who was my course director at National Youth Theatre (look this man up!)
Tube! *Shudder* Not looking forward to the journey.
Had a nice Guys and Dolls rehearsal last night - learnt part of 'Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat' - great fun, AND I ended up getting an early night. Didn't help much though.

O! O! I've been offered a part in a sitcom for Nerve TV - how fit is that?
No idea what it's about yet but it's only partially scripted, mainly improvised, and it's apparently going to be like the Boosh (we get special effects!), The Office and Extras all in one.
Lol that'd be epic.

Smiley Caz!

Cannot WAIT to help edit our piece and start the next one and to do more acting and ooo life's so exciting!

Essay's not moving though, and it's starting to sound like people are having the same problem as me - so far, I've just highlighted the major events in the history of documentary and how it has developed rather than explaining what we can learn from it.
But I'll just keep going and try and tie it up at the end...

I think I'll start major work on it on Sunday, cos I'm back from London and have no work to do.

Though technically I have no work to do now, but I'm tiyud. Let me off.

Lots of love, see you on the other side

xxx

PS Where's the grumpiness gone?