Graffiti Spotted: Hollywood, CA & Acting Update.

Yesterday I went to Hollywood to meet my director. He gave me a copy of our film! Miguel directed me in the short film entitled, "Boysenberry Pie." {Which is adorable by the way.} On the way to Cyber Java Cafe, I ran into a cheeky, chalk robot. I've always been frightened of robots, so I appreciated the propaganda!

Also, I never write when things are going well acting wise. Here's an update:

The last month was filled with auditions, call backs, dramatic reads, and shoots. Here’s some good news I wanted to share:

1. Learned oodles at Carolyne Barry’s commercial master class.
2. Participated in two sessions, reading new works with “WE MAKE MOVIES.”
3. Did a reading for writer Sandy Comstock’s exciting new pilot.
4. Attended the “LUCKY BREAK” industry networking event.
5. Worked on “on camera” filming techniques with colleagues.
6. Finished shooting a USC student film entitled, “ALONE.”

In the next two months I’ll continue working on my camera techniques, assembling my new credits into a demo reel (hooray!) auditioning, and reading new works with “WE MAKE MOVIES.” I’m excited to see what spring will bring!

A Picture Within.

I adore lavender.
The scent completely calms me.
I taped 3 sprigs to my cupboard.
It looks and smells glorious.
My expired Polaroid film didn't define
the composition.
Hence the double exposure.
Plus I wanted to show off my white nails,
and geode ring created by
my friend Melissa.

Graffiti: Silverlake, California.

I found this graffiti on the way
to an acting appointment.
I quite literally stumbled upon it,
as it adheres to the sidewalk.

This human too-has much to learn.
I've considered this message
on numerous occassions since finding it.

Sometimes I feel a tad overwhelmed
by all that I need to learn and refine.
Oh, graffiti!
You are so very thought provoking.

Furry, Little Friend.

And they call it puppy love.

Flower-Power.

Can-you-even-believe-these-flowers?

The-blooms-were-found-in-the-

gardens-of-the-Los-Angeles-Temple.

For-me,-it-was-love-at-first-sight.

Grey.

I visited the Temple today,
and truly felt peace and happiness.
Although the rainy, Los Angeles weather cast
a grey hue over the city,
there was endless
light and sunshine inside
the temple walls,
and within my own beating heart.

Wily Coyote.

Yet another tale from my running;
Oftentimes, I'll run into Coyotes.
Griffith Park is filled with the little guys.
They're in search of tasty, leftover snacks
and good company I suppose.
Have you ever ran into a wild animal?