Little Shop of Horrors
Posted in Uncategorized with tags 1986, Belushi James, Candy John, Comedy, Gardenia Vincent, Guest Christopher, Horror, Martin Steve, Moranis Rick, Murray Bill, Musical, Sci-Fi, Stubbs Levi, Wiley Ed on February 24, 2010 by keithlott1983|
IMDB rating: 6.60 Plot: Seymour, an orphan and a nerd, is taken in and given a job by Mr. Mushnik, the owner of a run down Florists in the seedy part of town. Seymour spends his time doing menial tasks and dreaming of the shop assistant, Audrey. One day, just after an eclipse of the Sun, Seymour discovers a strange plant. He buys it and names is Audrey II. While caring for Audrey II, Seymour discovers the plant’s rather unique appetite. The plant grows and grows, as does Seymour’s infatuation for Audrey, but who will get her first? FEED ME! |
Actors: Moranis Rick,Gardenia Vincent,Martin Steve,Stubbs Levi,Belushi James,Candy John,Guest Christopher,Murray Bill,Wiley Ed,Comedy,Sci-Fi,Horror,Musical,
Would i have a good chance of being an actress in filming with a theatre degree?
Okay so here’s the deal, I have really been wanting to go to the actingBusinesss for a long time. i have only been in three plays( The beauty And The beast, Little shop Of Horrors and a Mid summerss night dream). What I want to know is If I pursue a carreer in acting by getting a major in theatre would i have a chance of becoming a well-known actress. I don’t want to go to california or New York or Los Angelos to party and not work i would work my A** off. I decided to take a year off after I graduated highschool and work. I will be 19 in two months but at my local community college it has a great theatre program. After i would go to umass. But what are my chances of making it big. Any advice thanks.
well you don’t really need to study to be an actress. but it helps if you put it on your resume. but you should get an agent they dont cost they jus take up to 10% of what you make on a filem tv theater e.c.
if you dont want one then heres a free audition site.
http://www.mandy.com/
Kayla | Jan 31, 2010
Well, it depends on how talented you are. A theatre degree doesn’t guarantee you making a living as an actress or anything. I have a theatre degree (mine’s not in acting, though), and I have a few classmates who have made it quite big. There’s a few acting in leading roles on Broadway, and a couple on TV shows. They were pretty much the ones who were the best in the class, though. So, yeah, I think majoring in theatre is a good thing, for training and good experience to put on your resume and whatnot. So, go for it, you could make it big, you’ll never know until you try.
Kristen | Jan 31, 2010
a degree in theater or anything else is not going to guarantee you any acting success. casting
people don’t care where you went to school, their only interested in how much talent and ability
you have. there are many places to get acting training without going to a college. your
chances of making anything will depend on how much talent you have and how well
you can audition and being in the right place at the right time.
R K | Feb 02, 2010
