Yesterday, a former choir member of the Old South Church Sanctuary Choir emailed me with a screenshot he’d captured a week ago. Apparently, he was surprised to find my face on the WCSH6 weather page. I was surprised as well!
This turns out to be a screen capture from a TV commercial I worked on a few years ago for the Maine Credit Union League. The Credit Union League website has a wider image of the same shot under the “Find A Maine Credit Union” link:
Don’t I look happy to be using a Maine Credit Union? I think I do. And, in fact (and if you’re interested), they’ve got the whole commercial up under the “I Saved” link. I hope people who check the WCSH6 weather forecasts online feel as though they, too, would be happy to use a Maine Credit Union. I’m sure they’re great!
Thursday, 8:18 PM: CD sends email message seeking talent submissions to be considered for a recurring role in a major television series. Audition appointments, if offered, will be sent on Friday. I am in class.
Thursday, 11:41 PM: I send email message to CD, indicating I would love to be considered for the part.
Friday, 4:13 PM: I receive email message from CD asking me to audition on Saturday at 11 AM. Sides are attached.
Friday, 5:02 PM: I email CD indicating I will be at the audition as requested.
Friday, 5:03 PM: I quickly scan the sides provided to get an overview of the role and the character.
Friday, 5:06 PM: Knowing the character is a dental receptionist, I accost friend Diana, a former dental receptionist, to learn more about her experiences.
Friday, 5:57 PM: I reserve car for transportation to audition location.
Friday, 6:41 PM: People-watching during dinner provides physical inspiration for the character.
Friday, 8:03 PM: I get down to … Read more »
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