Happy Canada Day!

Here's my first attempt at a wee short film, I sure hope you enjoy it!

Thanks for tuning in!

Love,
CP

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Andrew Garfield

Say hello to your new Spider-man 

This 27 year old LA born, England raised actor is hot, hot, hot in the land of Hollywood.

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Jay Baruchel 

This Canadian born actor has had a crazy past year! 

Jay first won me over with The Trotsky, a very Canadian film set in Jay's home province - Quebec. If you haven't seen it you really should. It's so refreshing to see a young actor playing a character - not just himself with a different name.

Most of you (who still enjoy animated films...so everyone) will most-likely know Jay's voice as the lead character Hiccup in How To Train Your Dragon. 

Jay's other 2010 credits include She's Way Out Of My League and The Sorcerer's Apprentice.

Next up for Jay, he is reppin the maple leaf once again. Jay has written the screenplay and is also staring in an unlikely hockey story: Goon 

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Breakfast At Tiffany's

Black Swan - By Accident.

Today after doing hot yoga, I was giving myself a wee massage and accidentally slipped and cut myself, with myself.

Whoops.

After showing my room mate, he asked me if I was turning into the Black Swan... I laughed uncontrollably.

Not yet... at least.

Sushi and Shakespeare.

I am turning into a late night gal. As in I can't sleep.

After a very fun, and relaxing day - full of conversation, sushi and Shakespeare - I had the idea to turn the Shakespeare monologue that I am working into a short film.

I started by making a quick storyboard, then I attempted a rough draft using my laptop. It's very poor quality (doesn't help that it's almost 2am, so I was trying to be as quiet as possible, and that I am in my pj's with no make up on), but I managed to captured my idea.

It's time to ask the big guns for help... Mr. B, you up to it?

Glacier and Ash

Over the summer I started working on a short film project called Glacier and Ash. Due to weather conditions it has to be put on hold. (Other than the ideas brewing in my wee noggin and I am sure Mr.Bs as well.)

Here is a teaser, for now: 

December Shows

All of the shows I have seen in December, thus far:

       Beckett's Shorts- Surreal SoReal Theatre 

 MMT(Clowning, acting, movement) - Dec. 1st & Dec. 11th

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        1st Year Shakespeare Monologues - Grant MacEwan University- Shakespeare - Dec. 10th

November Shows

All of the shows that I watched in November:

         Equus - U of A ( D: Leigh Rivenbark) - Play/MMT- Nov. 28th 

         Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 - Movie

          The Social Network- Movie

         The Mating Season - Grant MacEwan University - Straight Play

         Women Who Steal - Shadow Theatre- Straight Play

        The 4th Grader's Present an Unnamed Love-Suicide - Northern Lights Theatre- Play/MMT

           Love and Human Remains - U of A- Play

         High Society - Grant MacEwan University - Musical/MMT

*MMT- Mixed Medium Theatre