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Comment by Kimee Balmilero on November 2, 2010 at 5:15am

Hey all!

I'll be holding a one day "Intro to Improv" workshop, this Saturday November 6th. Perfect for anyone just stepping into the world of performing.

To me, improv is one of the yummiest things EVER! It’s helped me so much with performance, writing, auditions and has gotten me out of my "shell". Get a little taste of this delicious dessert! Absolutely no experience required. Zero Fear…ALL FUN! Each class will allow you to play in a safe, positive and supportive environment. You’ll loosen up an...d discover that super funny person that’s living inside your heart. Yes, that’s where funny lives. These classes are the perfect little sampling of the improv world.

This workshop will be 2 hours long, cost is just $15 for members of HawaiiActors.com! ($20 for others)

If you are interested or know anyone who's interested check out:

www.kimeeb.com/class

..for more deets!


Include the word "hawaii actors" in the note section and you will receive your $5 at the end of class.

Hope you are all well and I hope to play with you all soon!!

Aloha,
Kimee
**space is limited.

Comment by Aleesah Bradlee on October 23, 2010 at 12:51pm

Parts One, Two and Three of "Background Acting in Hawaii" are now available on Kindle at Amazon.com for a couple of dollars. Free downloads to read Kindle titles on smartphones and computers are available on the internet. Part One is a very brief outline of how to navigate a typical day on set, with vital information on documents for pay vouchers; Part Two is a 10-page description of Part One's 13 items. Part Three addresses the gig-seeker and delves into casting, auditioning, pay, acting know-how, and lots of info and advice for the newbie. All written by an experienced Hawaii Extra who is a professional writer!
"A valuable, well-written resource. If you're starting screen acting in Hawaii, you must read this." --Jean Simon, longtime actress and Hawaii SAG organizer.
Contact me if I can assist you in any way.
--Aleesah

Comment by Samuel Owens on October 20, 2010 at 6:52pm

Missed the casting call today, got off of work late. Let us know if there are any more opportunities.

Aloha

Comment by Aleesah Bradlee on October 18, 2010 at 11:21pm

Part Two of "Background Acting in Hawaii" -- a how-to guide -- is almost up on Amazon.com as an eBook -- $2.99. Part Two is a detailed discussion of the 13 points in Part One: how to prepare for, go on, and wind down from a gig on screen. It's aimed at a last-minute, first-time hire. Part Three is in the works and discusses the details of a career in acting such as unions. Always interested in feedback!!

Comment by akiko on October 18, 2010 at 10:24pm

Hawai`i Première
The Miracle of the Gifted Quarter
English Subtitles
Introduction by the Director Fumiko Irie
Adult:$10, Student: $5 (Toddler: free)
Sunday, November 14th, 2010
1:30 pm (Door open 1:15pm)
Spalding Hall Auditorium
University of Hawai`i at Manoa


Please join us for the Hawaii Première of this heart-warming, eye-opening documentary, which is rapidly gaining an international following. The Director, Ms. Fumiko Irie, will be present to share her insights.
Katsuko is a teacher of impaired children in Japan. Her insightful nar-ration reveals the incredible wisdom that this forgotten segment of our school population has to teach us about our own lives. Be sure to see this screening, and experience the awakening of your own heart, as you discover “The Miracle of the Gifted Quarter.”

To reserve your seat, please fill in the order form and mail it with your check to :
Honolulu Foundation: P.O. Box 283330, Honolulu, HI 96828 by Nov 5th, 2010.
You can also find the order form on our web site: www.honolulufoundation.org
If you want us to mail the tickets, please add $1 fee, otherwise we will keep them at Will Call.
Thank you very much for your support and see you there on Nov 14th!

Honolulu Foundation
501(c)(3)Organization
P.O.Box 283330, Honolulu, HI 96828
Tel: 808-457-1740
Email:info@honolulufoundation.org
Web: www.honolulufoundation.org

Comment by Leilani Hart on October 18, 2010 at 6:25pm

Count me and my 13 year old in...it will bring some sadness in my heart after the loss of family members back home but we are still building our Samoan Home back up....won't miss it for the world...will be there....

Comment by Justin Reed Powers on October 17, 2010 at 9:36pm

CASTING CALL- Caucasian actors wanted
Casting October 20, 2010
Shoot Date: October 24th

Looking for non-union actors:
One (1) Caucasian adult male,
Two (2) Caucasian boys able to portray ages 8-14.

Must have reliable transportation for a History Channel recreation of the Samoan Tsunami of 2009.
Pay is between $50 & $75 (dependant on shoot length).
Casting call Wednesday, October 20, 2010 from 7:00PM -9:00PM at Queen Emma Gardens Teahouse, 1519 Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96817. PARKING INSTRUCTIONS AT BOTTOM!!!
Shoot is on October 24th, 2010 at various locations on Oahu. More instructions given at casting call.

PARKING INSTRUCTIONS FOR CASTING CALL
To obtain free parking pass, visit watch staff office located in King Tower under tenant Justin Powers. Place pass on dash and park only in designated visitor parking areas. Other parking is on street.

Comment by Justin Reed Powers on October 17, 2010 at 8:48pm

CASTING CALL- Polynesian looking actors wanted
Casting October 20, 2010
Shoot Date: October 24th

Looking for 8 non-union cast members. Ages 18-40, Polynesian looking, males and females. Must have reliable transportation for a History Channel recreation of the Samoan Tsunami of 2009. Pay is between $50 & $75 (dependant on shoot length).
Casting call Wednesday, October 20, 2010 from 7:00PM -9:00PM at Queen Emma Gardens Teahouse, 1519 Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96817. PARKING INSTRUCTIONS AT BOTTOM!!!
Shoot is on October 24th, 2010 at various locations on Oahu. More instructions given at casting call.
PARKING INSTRUCTIONS FOR CASTING CALL
To obtain free parking pass, visit watch staff office located in King Tower under tenant Justin Powers. Place pass on dash and park only in designated visitor parking areas. Other parking is on street.

Comment by Ana Monique on October 17, 2010 at 3:51pm

Hi All!

Just wanted to introduce myself. I am Ana Monique. I am a Hawaii-born talent now residing in New York. I travel back home quite often as a photographer. Please visit my website www.anamoniquephotography.com for samples of my work.

Comment by Ana Monique on October 17, 2010 at 3:49pm

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