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No, not in the film industry. When hiring they look for people with passion, interest and decent communication and people skills. They hire young and train as they go. Certificates, diplomas, degrees etc don't mean shit because theory has like little to no relevance. The only way you can "learn"...

Don't even know if I'm thining of uni anymore. I was contemplating Media Arts and Production at UTS but I don't think my UAI will be high enough, so I had been thinking about independent film schools but I was chatting with the director of BWH yesterday and he was like "yeah film schools are a...

Hahaha I had to do a quiz on this when Greater Union was training me, management wanted to decipher what each team member's learning style was. I was a bit all over the place, I was like half visual and half kinetic.

Hahahaha jesus christ you're an ass. no help 4 u.

Well yeah, should they? The only high school subject that is relevant to the 'dramatic arts' is Drama, what other subject could I have taken up? Besides if there was one thing I learnt in Years 9 and 10 it is that Drama at my school is shit. If a different teacher taught it I'd be doing it, but...

Black Hawk Down is a movie about a black hawk, I'm guessing it goes down. I have not actually seen it though, so my insight ends here. tsup guys, I can't go to Arcade Fire anymore so I'm pretty much going to cry myself to sleep for the next month. EDIT: Yeah, I guess you could say that. It's...

Don't hold your breath.

My little sister was cast in a relatively small role and since I've got an interest in film and television production I tagged along to help out.

Um it's not uncommon for people to die in their dreams. It's happened to me a few times.

Nah sorry Cal. There was only one girl there, she was quite funny looking to be quite honest. Her name is Sophie, I didn't catch what her character's name was. Sky? Something like that. And there was this gorrrrrgeous guy called Lachlan who played a character called Charlie. (I don't watch this...

Spent four and a half hours on the "Blue Water High" set, whooooo. I'm still trying to work out if it has discouraged me from entering that industry, or motivated me. :/

Hahaha people actually do that? That's terrible, how do those people leave their house every morning? I love speaking infront of people, you can just feed off the audience, it works. When it's just two people staring at you? Yeah, that's intimidating as fuck. In Year 7-10 we did it in front of...

Wow, you guys get to perform it in front of an audience? You have no idea how lucky you are, at my school you perform it in front of only two teachers sitting right in front of you (plus the speaker who went before you will be timing you on the side). Now THAT is nerve racking.

What the hell, your grade is like half my entire school population. Do you go to Cherrybrook Tech or something? EDIT: yeah standard isn't offered at my school lah ^_____^

Forster is terribly overrated. Its bogans and its 'houses' (moar like paper shacks amirite?) give me the heebie-jeebies.

Horses are terribly overrated. Their mouths and their eyes give me the heebie-jeebies.

How can it be hard to compare when Clueless is just an adaptation of Emma? :confused: It doesn't matter though, so meh.

So go steal her glitter about it.

What's wrong with Clueless/Emma :o Even though I've struggled with every Austen piece I've attempted to read (gave up on Sense & Sensibility after like 30 pages, Pride & Prejudice after ten) Clueless is still pretty win guys :o Not that it matters since I don't get to do it :(

I've got two assessments back, I did okay in one (Business) and crap in the other (Legal). Sif I'm going to share my marks or rankings with you whiz kids though.