Monday, July 26, 2004 · posted at 12:59 PM
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Making a movie is really just a lot of sweaty people stuck in a small space together, complaining to each other.
      - Renata, script supervisor

If that's the case, I'm a perfect fit. Well the complaining part, not so much the sweaty sardines part.

Sunday was the latest episode in my off-Hollywood career (see casting, extra) thanks to Karen and her actor/producer/director/writer friend Justin. My job duty? Craft services. Sounds fun, no? Martha Stewart-esque? Actually it means rolling up cuts of deli meat and fanning crackers and cheese across a platter. Kraft TM services is what they really mean.

Not that I'm complaining. Sitting in craft services allowed us many luxuries:
  1. proximity to food
  2. distance from sweaty sardines
  3. and most importantly of all, perfect viewing distance of scene 32, in which "boy meets boy."
Newcomer (oh who am I kidding, they are all "newcomers" unless you count titles like "Kisses and Carom" as breakout roles) Nick as the mysterious, "trouble with a capital T" Jordan is a perfect match.

Forget the sweaty sardines, call the health department this guy is definitely a fire hazard. This is a guy who can fluster a girl by making eye contact and appreciating the artistic arrangement of Kirkland foods ("Wow this is a nice spread"). When he turned to me and asked, "Is there water in there?" I had only one thought - and it went to the tune of "boom-chicka-wow-wow."

Oh and the giddiness "Charlie" shows when Nick asks if he wants some company? Yeah, sorry Jos�, but I don't think that was acting.

The saga continues Sunday. I wonder what's next? Clapboard holding? Gaffing? Gripping? Perhaps playing a didgeridoo? A banshee can only dream.

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