( nobodies gonna rain on my parade. )
Apr 4, 2010 13:30:11 GMT -5
Post by kody on Apr 4, 2010 13:30:11 GMT -5
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TAG: Artie/Jack WORD COUNT: 574 OUTFIT: HERE
LYRICS: Glee! GRAPHICS: Me NOTES: it could have been way longer, haha.
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It was time to find another job. Lucia had just returned back to Los Angeles from shooting in Morroco. She played a minor character, the First Lady to the President, and she never minded helping out on set. She was sent home in April, and that was the month they were in. She came home to a manager telling her that she had a shoot with a swimsuit magazine the next day; which frustrated her because she was exhausted mostly from the heat. After that shoot Lucia got her manager on top of finding new roles that she could audition for, and she took all the extra time she had to practice her monologues. She was a well known lingerie model, and therefore she had to prove herself to casting directors. Not many models transitioned well into the acting world, despite the similarities between the two jobs. Models acted all the time, but not exactly with their voices. Gisele Bundchen was in the Devil Wears Prada, and Tyra Banks did tons of acting in her early years. But Lucia Ferrera wanted to be better than the two bombshells, which she had been compared to recently.
She dressed very simply, showing off her Morocco tanned skin. She donned a pair of denim shorts, a white v-neck with a purple scarf, and gladiator sandals. Her sunglasses sat on top of her head, and her Louis Vuitton hand bag on the floor next to her foot. Inside her bag was a headshot, what every actor should bring to every audition. The auditions were being held in an industrial size building that was made out of windows. Auditions were being held on the sixth floor. The casting session was by appointment only, by manager or actor. At the end of a long hallway was a sitting area, and a door that had a sign containing the title of the in production movie, and ‘casting session’ neatly typed underneath it. Lucia was not the only actor in the small sitting area. There were other woman, her age or younger, and a few men significantly older than her, by about ten years.
About ten minutes had passed, and people were coming in and out of the room, calling names. Lucia was thirty minutes early, which was normal for her. She was somewhat nervous, her palms were sweating. She stood up and crossed the room to a Culligan water machine, grabbed a cup and filled it up. She put the cup to her lips and began to drank, when she turned around who did she that had just entered the room? Her ex-husband, Artie Kendrick. She choked on her water, and placed a hand to her chest to regain her composure. They had not seen each other in five years, at least face to face. Five years ago was the divorce, and she had made it very clear that she never wanted to see him again. This was probably the worst possible time she could see him. She felt angry and sad, she thought she’d loved him, and she probably had, but the feelings went away during the marriage. She threw the cup away and trudged back over to her seat. She sat down, crossed her legs, and pretended to be occupied with her phone. But she couldn’t help but to glance over at him every so often. She was not going to leave, no matter how much she wanted to.