Shane please read this if you get a min. Or 10....
Aug 26, 2007 17:03:07 GMT
Post by ellabruccoleri on Aug 26, 2007 17:03:07 GMT
Hello Shane Meadows, duno what your policy is on replying to people but have just stumbled across this forum now while doing a bit of research and although I wouldn't normally do this, (I'm not really very technological in general!) there's a few things I'd like to tell you while I get the chance:
Firstly, my name is Ella and I'm 17. I've always been really passionate about acting which is as naturalistic as possible and I find myself getting unneccessarily angry when I watch anything but, on TV and film especially. A few months ago now, I had my TV on while getting ready for bed at about 1 in the morning, when a film called A room for Romeo Brass came on and instantly within the first scene I found myself gawping at the screen with admiration and feeling so excited, because I'd never seen anything that dared to be so naturalistic before. It reminded me why I want to go into acting, and I realised that to be successful means nothing unless you can actually produce something of amazing quality. Since then I have tried to convince everyone I know that this film contains some of the country's finest acting and directing, so I thank you for giving those actors a chance to shine. My friend Jack from The National Youth Theatre also loved it. I don't have an agent, am just trying to stumble my way through a-levels at the moment, but was wondering how you went about the casting process. Im planning to take a gap year next year and would be very grateful if you would give me the chance to audition for one of your films, even just as an extra. I know you must get a million people asking you this every day, and I appreciate how busy you are, but there's no-one in the world whose work I admire more and this chance would mean so much. My email address is ella.bruccoleri@hotmail.co.uk. Please get in touch, I would make anything you could offer my priority, Ella.
Firstly, my name is Ella and I'm 17. I've always been really passionate about acting which is as naturalistic as possible and I find myself getting unneccessarily angry when I watch anything but, on TV and film especially. A few months ago now, I had my TV on while getting ready for bed at about 1 in the morning, when a film called A room for Romeo Brass came on and instantly within the first scene I found myself gawping at the screen with admiration and feeling so excited, because I'd never seen anything that dared to be so naturalistic before. It reminded me why I want to go into acting, and I realised that to be successful means nothing unless you can actually produce something of amazing quality. Since then I have tried to convince everyone I know that this film contains some of the country's finest acting and directing, so I thank you for giving those actors a chance to shine. My friend Jack from The National Youth Theatre also loved it. I don't have an agent, am just trying to stumble my way through a-levels at the moment, but was wondering how you went about the casting process. Im planning to take a gap year next year and would be very grateful if you would give me the chance to audition for one of your films, even just as an extra. I know you must get a million people asking you this every day, and I appreciate how busy you are, but there's no-one in the world whose work I admire more and this chance would mean so much. My email address is ella.bruccoleri@hotmail.co.uk. Please get in touch, I would make anything you could offer my priority, Ella.
to make people realise im pulling his leg)
