I may be going on audition like this for a long time before I hit paydirt. Yeah, I should be fortunate that I get to audition at all, but the idea is to land the job, to build my resume and make a living from my chosen profession. I go there, early, and there were only 2 young guys, dressed like they're hanging at the neighborhood pub. I was all made-up and wearing a skirt, but it's sometimes better to be overdressed than under, for me anyway. Ross, the guy holding the auditions, comes out and ushers me into the room in the back, while a guy with a camcorder adjusts the lighting and what have you: it's the same camera guy that J.H. uses! I pointed him out, and his response was, "I'm everywhere, I'm everywhere", while he's eye-balling the viewfinder. I say my name and phone number into the camera; I told only my cellphone number, figuring I'm more reachable than my home phone, listed on my resume. I need more headshots, I'm running out. Ross just barrells into the scene and I'm ready for him, so we do it and his suggestion afterwards is to add a bigger pause after I say, "I picked up the receiver to call a friend, only to hear Greg on the other line in the den", big pause, then, "He was whispering!" This is suppose to be a comedic moment, and I attempted it as best I could. "Thank you" he says, without even looking at me, and ushers me out to snag another actor. At least I had the lines down, but not the role. Anyway, there'll be other auditions, other opportunities.

I hope.

Oh yeah, watch out for crap like this and this also. I keep getting e-mails from some "lawyer" or some "banker" for some rich guy who died, who then wants me to hold $2.2 million dollars in my bank account, of which I'll get 20% of. AS IF!Even if you tell them no, they'll keep your e-mail address on file to send out to other scam artists, and they'll rain all over you until you're sopping wet with their scams and con games.