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Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:16 am**

....I went "Old School" and answered a good, old-fashioned Sunday Paper Classified Ad.

:arrow:

... and I have a JOB INTERVIEW tomorrow! :mrgreen:

((((( Please please please let me get this Job....it's in Media Advertising... )))))

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:19 am**

Nora, this is great news!! Fingers crossed, prayers sent and best wishes!!
Now, you just have to be you ...and qualified!!

Good Luck!! :wink:

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:21 am**

How'd the FX thing go?

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:25 am**

Ehwmatt wrote:How'd the FX thing go?

Oh it was great! Had so much fun:

I wrote:**waving** HI ~ still alive and not cut up in a trash bag! LOL

Today was sooooooooooo long.....but fun! I got to meet so many cool people.
(BTW ~ "Lights Out", which is the name of this TV Series starring Stacey Keach, will premiere in 2011!)

The amount of 18-wheelers and crew for this kinda stuff....GOOD LORD!!!

Craft-Service was there.....they had AMAZING food and coffee, soda, etc.....ALL FREE!

We shot one scene: a Church-Service where the Priest asks the Congregation for donations for Haiti-Relief...the family, who's the focus of this FX TV series, donated $50,000 to the relief fund.

which is where I and the other extras come in - look around and murmur.

This one scene was shot about 12 times: wide angle, close ups, focus on each of the speaking parts, crowd reaction, etc.
Heck, by the end of it, I practically had the Priest's lines memorized! LOL

Man I wish I'd studied Media Production.....to me, it's so cool to see how they line up a particular shot, execute the lighting (which, BTW, was cloudy and raining today...but they made it look like a bright, sunshine day) and arrange all the people involved.

TRAG out. And exhausted. CHEERS! \~/

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:33 am**

Good luck

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:45 am**

Good luck, hope you get it!

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:53 am**

best of luck!

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 6:26 am**

Good luck Nora! If that doesn't work out and you like the entertainment field, I hear Steven Seagal is looking for a new executive assistant.

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 8:58 am**

TRAGChick wrote:....I went "Old School" and answered a good, old-fashioned Sunday Paper Classified Ad.

... and I have a JOB INTERVIEW tomorrow!

((((( Please please please let me get this Job....it's in Media Advertising... )))))

Sounds perfect for you. You can get paid to play with pretty fonts, colors and graphics. Good Luck! You'll do great.

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 8:59 am**

JH'sTXfan wrote:
TRAGChick wrote:....I went "Old School" and answered a good, old-fashioned Sunday Paper Classified Ad.

... and I have a JOB INTERVIEW tomorrow!

((((( Please please please let me get this Job....it's in Media Advertising... )))))

Sounds perfect for you. You can get paid to play with pretty fonts, colors and graphics. Good Luck! You'll do great.

Well....it's a Media Buyer opportunity....no fonts and graphics....ALL NEGOTIATING! :lol:

Posted: **Wed Apr 14, 2010 10:29 am**

Best of luck Nora!

Posted: **Thu Apr 15, 2010 4:40 am**

TRAGChick wrote:
Ehwmatt wrote:How'd the FX thing go?

Oh it was great! Had so much fun:
I wrote:**waving** HI ~ still alive and not cut up in a trash bag! LOL

Today was sooooooooooo long.....but fun! I got to meet so many cool people.
(BTW ~ "Lights Out", which is the name of this TV Series starring Stacey Keach, will premiere in 2011!)

The amount of 18-wheelers and crew for this kinda stuff....GOOD LORD!!!

Craft-Service was there.....they had AMAZING food and coffee, soda, etc.....ALL FREE!

We shot one scene: a Church-Service where the Priest asks the Congregation for donations for Haiti-Relief...the family, who's the focus of this FX TV series, donated $50,000 to the relief fund.

which is where I and the other extras come in - look around and murmur.

This one scene was shot about 12 times: wide angle, close ups, focus on each of the speaking parts, crowd reaction, etc.
Heck, by the end of it, I practically had the Priest's lines memorized! LOL

Man I wish I'd studied Media Production.....to me, it's so cool to see how they line up a particular shot, execute the lighting (which, BTW, was cloudy and raining today...but they made it look like a bright, sunshine day) and arrange all the people involved.

TRAG out. And exhausted. CHEERS! \~/

FUN!! good luck NORA!!

Posted: **Thu Apr 15, 2010 6:38 am**

TRAGChick wrote:....I went "Old School" and answered a good, old-fashioned Sunday Paper Classified Ad.

... and I have a JOB INTERVIEW tomorrow!

((((( Please please please let me get this Job....it's in Media Advertising... )))))

Of course I wish you nothing but the best, Nora. Get that job and get that money, guuuurl! *snort*! :lol:

Posted: **Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:01 am**

Good luck Nora! Job interviews are worse than public speaking for me, even though they usually go well, but they are one of the reasons I've stayed in some jobs that were dead end for so long - leaving meant interviews. Think positively - you'll be great!

Posted: **Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:11 am**

Thanx so much, you guys.

\~/

The interview was really great - they thought that my background in Advertising would be a "plus" to this job.

I'll hear back on Friday; very latest Monday.
FINGERS AND EVERYTHING ELSE CROSSED!!! :wink:

Posted: **Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:49 am**

TRAGChick wrote:Thanx so much, you guys. \~/

The interview was really great - they thought that my background in Advertising would be a "plus" to this job.

I'll hear back on Friday; very latest Monday.
FINGERS AND EVERYTHING ELSE CROSSED!!!

I'M CROSSING MY BOOBIES! :lol: