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The Boards - Tuesday - 7/1
He'd put out the make up kits he'd bought with a brand new credit card and waited for everyone to come in.
"All right, folks. Today, we get to learn how to apply stage makeup. Girl, guy, straight, bi, gay, flesh, or, uh, not, stage make up is necessary for any performance. You might think you look perfectly fine up there on the stage, but once you're up there and the lights are on and the rest of the place is dark, it's a heck of a different story.
"After that, we're going to do some work on making sure you project without, you know, shouting. It doesn't matter how good your performance is if they can't tell what the hell you're saying."
He leaned against a pillar.
"I know what you're thinking. You're thinking 'why didn't we do this first'? And the answer to that is
"One, because I didn't think of it since I'm used to working with actors with more experience. And two, because I think it's more important to get your character down before you start worrying about all this crap. So... let's get started, shall we?"
"All right, folks. Today, we get to learn how to apply stage makeup. Girl, guy, straight, bi, gay, flesh, or, uh, not, stage make up is necessary for any performance. You might think you look perfectly fine up there on the stage, but once you're up there and the lights are on and the rest of the place is dark, it's a heck of a different story.
"After that, we're going to do some work on making sure you project without, you know, shouting. It doesn't matter how good your performance is if they can't tell what the hell you're saying."
He leaned against a pillar.
"I know what you're thinking. You're thinking 'why didn't we do this first'? And the answer to that is
"One, because I didn't think of it since I'm used to working with actors with more experience. And two, because I think it's more important to get your character down before you start worrying about all this crap. So... let's get started, shall we?"
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"The make up's a lot newer than the text. I swear."
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she's clay, btw, even if she looks stoned. Err, stone.Re: Make up!
"Having trouble, Gladys?"
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Still, he actually did know his way pretty well around stage make up. He just pretended like he didn't. He was careful, however, not to seem too ignorant to the point where someone might think he needed help.
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Geoffrey wasn't saying anything, but Geoffrey was watching.
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"Ah, my sweet Moor, sweeter to me than life!"
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"And pick something quieter."
He was working against the acoustics, what acoustics there were (he'd tried, but he wasn't a miracle worker), so he did have to almost shout.
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Princes, that strive by factions and by friends
Ambitiously for rule and empery,
Know that the people of Rome, for whom we stand
A special party, have, by common voice,
In election for the Roman empery,
Chosen Andronicus, surnamed Pius
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"Okay," he said, a little loud as his ears were still recovering and pretending they weren't there in the meantime. "Okay" and he was walking up "we've got to modulate you a little. Here we go."
He hopped up on the stage and pointed to the back of the room.
"I want you to speak just loudly enough that someone back there can understand you. Now, so we can do that, I'm going to start walking back. Talk slowly and get louder as I go in very little steps. I'll stop when I can't hear you until I can hear you. When I get to the back and put my thumbs up, that's just the right amount. Okay?"
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Notes
Not that he wouldn't be there.
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Most of that came out as a few meows and a lot of whisker twitching. Hopefully the spots would provide a clue.
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"Has someone lost a cat in here?"
He didn't precisely dislike animals, but they weren't really his cup of tea.
"I don't have any food, so you know," he informed the cat.
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OOC
...sorry for the lateness (or near lateness!). Our websites forums were hacked at 2:30 am last night and my boss has been flailing.
I've been flailing too, to be fair, but such is life.