[NEohioPAL] Fwd: My weekend with CSU student filmmakers.

[Brenna MC]

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From: Brenna MC <brennamcmail at gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 12:00 PM
Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL] My weekend with CSU student filmmakers.
To: Terry J Smith <smith at tennisamigo.com>


To echo Terry's sentiments, I had to opportunity to work with Cory Lawver,
Michael Haverman, Kayla Milligan, Kevin Vaughan and Vincenzo Leonardi on
"Lot Lizards" earlier this month.  Lawver and Haverman's script was a total
scream, and it gave Kristen Levy and myself a lot of room to improvise.

Thanks so much to the student crew at CSU for making our experience fun and
worthwhile.  Even in the midst of serious weather extremes, we were able to
put together a hilarious short film.

Thanks again,

Brenna MC

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On Sun, Apr 29, 2012 at 11:51 AM, Terry J Smith <smith at tennisamigo.com>wrote:

>
> I had the pleasure of acting in the movie tentatively titled 'Commitment to
> Excellence' last weekend.  Cleveland State University film majors shot it
> at
> CSU's Natatorium and a student's apartment.  Directed by Pieter Ritz, a
> senior
> from Florida who has a swimming scholarship.
>      ... more about my experience and CSU at http://www.actingbuff.com
>
>
> I had a great time on CSU's campus, seeing parts of it I never knew
> existed.
> Although going away to college has its attractions and benefits, I believe
> just as much, if not more, can be gained by going downtown to college.
>
> Whether you live in Cleveland, Chicago, or Guam, unless you are interested
> in
> something that cannot be pursued locally, why not study close to the town,
> near the people and institutions you already have connections with.  If
> your
> interest is in tropical storm patterns, or a certain music professor you
> know
> of only teaches in Texas, then you have reason to go away.  Similarly,
> Cleveland is a destination for some drawn to it by professors and programs.
>
> For instances such as these, we sacrifice certain things for a location
> where
> we can pursue our main interest.  But, if you live in or near Cleveland and
> your interest is in any major offered by CSU, Cleveland may be the best
> place
> for you and for those within your reach.
>
> Terry Smith
> http://www.actingbuff.com
>
>
>
>
>
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