| |
[May. 5th, 2009|10:07 am] |
*looks over the pictures splashed across the pages of three separate magazines with something akin to approval—they really are being choosy about the quality of their photos these days, ever since she slapped the In-Speak with a pricey libel suit for that grainy image of a blonde woman (not her) cavorting with some greasy nightclub owner in Grand Fork East*
*can't even bring herself to be too annoyed with the possibility that there might've been sticky handprints left in her limousine after the outing to the ice cream parlor (it was worth it, and she's having the vehicle detailed inside and out, after all)*
*tucks the zines into one of her desk drawers, glances at the clock (two sharp) and pages her assistant du jour* *with utter confidence that her next appointment is already here and waiting* Send him in. |
|
|
| |
[Sep. 22nd, 2008|11:15 am] |
*decides to sit in on the callbacks while she re-writes the last Alasdair/Colby scene* *has no idea what she's going to do with Colby's plotline, since the actor portraying Alasdair has decided not to move with the rest of the production, but is determined to come up with something before the end of the day*
*lends half an ear to the ongoing dialogue between her casting director and the auditioning hopefuls, only offering commentary when one particularly snags her attention (for better or worse)(mostly worse)*
*is in the middle of coming up with a halfway workable excuse for Alasdair's departure when the name "Finduilas" catches her ear* *doesn't look up from the script in her lap, but tunes in to the proceedings in time to learn that the young man about to read seems to know Finduilas-- at least, she gave his headshot to the director in the first place (a somewhat odd turn for her)*
*can't help but be curious (knows absolutely nothing about her actors' personal lives, and doesn't much care to know, but where there's one bit of relative competence, perhaps there might be more?)* *casually lifts her bottled water from its ice bucket and sips, watching the pretty face on the mini-screen* |
|
|
busy