Couldn't Ask For A Better Day

This is a crazy business I have devoted my life to. This morning I woke up, walked Rusty then worked my way over to Fox Studios for a fun audition. Going on any studio lot for an audition is an adventure. First you go through tight security and sudden;y you have to find your way through the maze of streets mixed with sound stages and faux NY neighborhoods. It's a bit "trippy" I must say. It sparks the kid in you and makes any audition feel like a magical journey. The audition itself was great. I made my way to the casting office of the show I was up for and left feeling like I nailed it. The rest is up to the Universe.

With the midday sun making LA feel like one of the nine levels of Hell, I  made my way back to the San Fernando Valley for another quick walk for Rusty then off to Warner Brothers for our "rehearsal for camera". The funny thing is, I spent 4 hours in my dressing room just waiting. I drifted about chatting with cast and crew not on set, took photos- trying to figure out how my first digital camera that I just bought works, and back for more waiting. They were running a bit behind doing pre-shoots so I literally worked for a few minutes running my scene to establish blocking for the camera operators and it was a wrap for the night!

Now that is what I call a good day.

Tomorrow promises to be much longer. We will have another rehearsal, a speed thru, then we go live in front of a studio audience. I can't wait! I am continuing to enjoy every moment and staying "present" for every glotious experience.

Did I forget to say it?

Life is great!