To work...or not to Work? At this point, it's not a question

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It's about 1:30 and I should be rehearsing my Acting scene with Ethan, but lo and behold!

He didn't show up Again. We have only practiced about twice, and its due in a Week.
I did however, get some stuff done. I bartered with Ryan, and convinced him that it would be in the best interest of both Madison and myself that for our self portrait project, that the roles be reversed. What I mean by this:

The assignment calls for the person to be their own model in their own shoot. Problem is, you both have to be photographer and subject.

I felt that while I am only one who truly knows my own camera, that I could change it up like this: I take pictures of Madison on my camera, which I am familiar with while Madison takes pictures of me on her camera, which she is most comfortable with.

Granted now, I am taking a huge leap of faith in Madisons Photography skills.

After the film has been shot, the rolls used would switch back so that we can print images of ourselves.

Ryan agreed amd I spent about an hour doing a shoot with Madison as Nancy from the tragic, drug rigged couple Sid and Nancy, whom she idolizes.



Later this week, we will work on my movie choice of Labyrinth. i chose that because I can somewhat connect to the conscious conflictions that the main character, Sarah, had to deal with. Continue to be a child in her own mind, or rise up and leave the fantasy and embrace the responsibilities of reality. Mine will be a bit hard but we chose the beginning scenes, a piece in the middle and the very end, since those would be the easiest to work with. A bedroom scene, A part in the maze which I am hoping an alleyway downtown would suffice for, and the end, where she is in her room again, a changed woman.



For now, I am in the library, and will likely head home in a second.