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Sept 18, 2012 23:35:13 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Sept 18, 2012 23:35:13 GMT -5
[style=padding: 5px; text-align: justify; font-size: 9px; font-family: verdana; line-height: 100%;] Andrea Melendez had officially been in Seattle for three days. Monday and Tuesday had been purely reference-based work. Personally, this was Andrea's first on-location set outside of California. So far she was having a blast. Washington was breath-taking with its beauty, and the Starbucks was by far the best she'd ever had in its good, old origin. Of course, her paradise away from home wasn't dashed with impurities. There was one person in particular that she had on her radar at all times: Tavin. Although Andrea insisted separate tours might be a better idea, the director insisted on having her tour the set with Tavin in tow. After the move he pulled at Dom's performance, she was a little more than annoyed with him. Then again, who wasn't she in some miniscule war with at this point? She hadn't spoken to Schuyler since Saturday, either. The image of her best friend sleeping with her father burned a terrible image in her mind, one she couldn't shake.
Now that Wednesday had rolled around, Andrea was scheduled to be at the set bright and early. The producers had decided to book the same hotel for everyone, so Andrea ate early and headed out in order to avoid the crowd. A bodyguard wasn't necessary at that day and age. No one knew Drea because she currently had nothing out to be known for. The Choice was supposed to be a huge role for her. Alongside talents such as Dallas Grady and yes, Tavin J. Fox, the film was no doubt a film for a wide variety of ages. Fans knew Dallas from the Pirates of the Carribean series, Edward Scissorhands, and so many more. Horny fangirls probably had Pop! Magazine posters plastered on their walls of Tavin. Meanwhile, the only indication Andrea had of her rising career was a few publicized, humiliating heartbreaks. She was honestly disappointed in the way her fame was forming, so she worked that much harder on sets to prove that she was a valuable asset to her projects.
Punctuality was one such practice she preached to please the top dogs. She arrived on-location at seven-fifteen that morning. Filming began at eight according to the rough itinerary someone had so kindly typed for all of the cast. Andrea filled her time with running her lines in a mirror. The film wasn't being filmed chronologically. Bits and pieces of the scripts were chosen based on importance. Today, her character, Amy Torres, was supposed to break the news about Yale to her boyfriend, Hunter. She sucked in a deep breath at 7:55 that morning and made her way to the center of the action. Crew members were bustling to pitch the lights correctly. To describe the scene in a nutshell, Amy had not yet learned of her acceptance into Yale. She and Tavin were supposed to play the scene speaking of the future of their characters before school. Andrea so obediently took her place sitting on the cool cement of the steps. Tavin, according to the director's orders, was supposed to sit close to her, their hands interlocked between them. Very coupley. Taking a scripted glance at Hunter, Amy addressed her group of friends. "I've decided we need to do something huge for our senior year," she announced, acting proud.
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notes this kinda fails. >_> go with it. XD