Acting in LA isn't always glamorous, but it's totally worth it to show up like it's the most important day even if today is your only day - extra, day player, featured, or lead. On this day, I showed up for a Valentine's Day episodes with a burgundy dress and a royal blue dress. I was busty, leggy, and all sorts of #BossBabe And they knew just where to put me in frame - directly behind Tracie Ellis Ross. O.O
I post this with pride because I know I will not always be the "blue" to every lead actresses "red", but also because - I GOT TO BE THE "BLUE" TO THE LEAD ACTRESS'S "RED"! Eeeeeee! Bounce, bounce, bounce :-DBackground acting is a lottery, but I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to be on several network shows this past year. Check out Blackish - it really is a great show!
What on-screen moments have been fantastic on-set but don't show nearly as much when you watch the final product? SHARE BELOW!
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Ahh I remember long days on set. Turn up to find your roles has changed and sometimes it turns out better. Miss those days.
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@Karen looks like your having a meaningful conversation with a cool guy who really digs you, the body language says it all, clock the face on lady in red.
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Hi my battery conked out middle night so did not finish above input. Was just thinking scene looks like a Rom Com bad day although I’ve yet to check out this series. @Karen Congratulations on being on set in these cool productions and yes, every possibility to turn our hand to our passion is a bonus. I have not acted since 90’s but most bizarre memory is being the back end of a camel, (theatre) to go towards gaining provisional equity membership. The rise of the internet/media and Indie film has changed acting opportunity considerably, all across the board. We used to say “Break A Leg” don’t know if there’s a slogan now? Stay safe @All.