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Name: Minyaliel Metro: Birthday: 6/19/1987 Gender: Female
Interests: Music, drama, opera, litterature, art, web design, forum making, well, almost anything creative, really... Expertise: Music :) (and pretty much anything involving creative processes) Occupation: Student Industry: Entertainment
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Member Since:
1/19/2006
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| Bring on tomorrowIt's such a long time since I even thought about this thing that I don't know where to start. I've had a very intense year. It almost feels funny to read the last two entires now because so much has changed. For one thing, I've finished the school I was attending at the time, and am now sitting at home in my PJ's just relaxing, all by myself. This feels very odd; I am used to never being alone in a place with 100 people cooped up in the same location now, so eating breakfast alone was the weirdest sensation ever. I miss my friends, and my new boyfriend. Yes, I've finally found a guy who cares about me. He's the nicest and funniest person ever, and we're so alike that we often seem to read each others' minds. It's almost spooky, but in a nice way. He's down in Oslo now, and I hope I'll be able to come and visit him soon. It was so cute - on the day of our departure he constantly held me in his arms, as if he was refusing to let go of me. Oh, in case you're wondering, no, he's not the guy I mooned about in my last posts. He got kicked out and is one of my buddies now. I met him at the train station yesterday, and he seemes to be doing relatively well, considering the circumstances.
Quite apart from that I've had a blast on the stage this year, playing in "Fame the Musical" and doing various crazy stunts in concert. I've also recorded two songs, which are now available on myspace: http://www.myspace.com/minyaliel.
I think, if I were to write about the entire year I'd be going on for ages. But seriously, even though I didn't learn anything (really, I didn't, which is a pity) I don't really regret it. It's all the people that I've met. I really love you guys. And Axel, I really, really miss you. I know I've told you so before, but I love you. *hugs and kisses*
~Min | | |
| Dingy Ol'e Cellar part ISo, we start shooting the movie yesterday. We were all pretty excited, and I had a really hard time trying to not seem all giggly and scatterbrained; keeping my hand from shaking was a project of its own... So, i spent a few hours painting the singing lady, Victoria, and then we went into a warm cellar with no air circulation and tons of equipment to shoot. For hours. I was glad that the makeup lasted that well - I was sweating all over, even though I wasn't doing a thing apart from looking and touch- ups. It's the biggest truth of showbiz manifested: if you're not in the lead, you'll probably have to prepare for a long, long wait. In case you're in the lead, be prepared to work until you feel like fainting, and then work a little more, just to be certain.
I haven't told you much about the video, have I? Well, it's for a norwegian singer/ band called Minerva (they're on myspace) and the song's called Crawl. They sort of remind me of Nightwish and Within Temptation, which are bands that I honestly never really liked. I don't mind working with Vic, though; she's a nice lady, and although I don't find her music that agreeable I still respect her work. Anyway, just being behind that cam and in the crew for once was wonderfully relaxing (at least after I knew for sure that the makeup worked and that everything was looking pretty).
I just recieved a phone call now, the crew's picking me up in a few minutes, so I'd better get going. I'll give you an update again either tonight or tomorrow morning. | | |
| An updateOh man... haven't visited this place for AGES. Well, I've suddenly become a very busy lady; I've gotten the part of "Miss Sherman" in Fame the Musical. I'm still busy with school, but have also made myself noticed by my make- up skills, and have been hired to play at being a make-up artist in a new music video that's being made this weekend. I'm rather excited about that. It's a low- budget production, but even so it will be something to show off on my CV... On the downside, I missed the chance to go to auditions for music schools this year, which I think is rather sad. To compensate for this I aim at becoming enrolled in the make- up course (stage makeup and other) at NISS this autumn. I'm up to my ears in work, and I'm loving it. I've got to go now; I'm waiting for my vocal student to show up (yes, I do teach singing now as well). I promise to try and update this place, because now I might even have something exciting to write about... ;)
~Minyaliel | | |
| Ah... Xanga.. long time no see.It's been such a long time since I've updated this thing that I almost feel ashamed. There's been an awful lot of things going on at school, and it's only now that I'm home for a few days to participate in the opera "Suor Angelica" (Puccini) that I actually have enough time and distance to write about it.
It hasn't occurred to me before that I've finally gotten a new home; a place that I call home and truly mean "home". It's not a school, it is my home, and all the other people living there are my family. Coming back to the old flat feels very awkward - I feel like a total stranger, like I don't belong here. I really miss my friends, who're all still attending school "down there". I keep thinking about them all the time, wondering what I'm missing out on. And I miss -him-... Yes, he did return, and we've grown closer. I still haven't dared to tell him that I love him, but if we're alone together again I will, because I think there's a slight chance he might feel the same, judging from his body language and behaviour. He told me he's still unkissed, a fact that really puzzles me to this day. I mean, how can anyone not want to kiss such a charming and handsome guy like himself? Anyway, I try to keep in touch with them all, which is the main reason that I reactivated my facebook account, in addition to being able to see the pictures posted there. It's fun to look back on the events that have been - the disco night when we all dressed up a la the 70's, various concerts and theme nights (people still tell me I mustn't dress up as Lucy Westenrae ever again, because it looked so creepy that several people nearly fainted when I came sneaking up on them... *giggle* Fake blood is fun...) , or just the random photos from evenings hanging around in the common areas. I can't wait to get back again.
Before doing so, I will have to get through this production. I came in there three days ago feeling like a total idiot because I had no idea what to do. Well, I knew the music alright, but everyone kept moving about and nobody could be bothered to tell me what was going on. I am truly grateful for my drama education now, because I surely would've been kicked out of the production if I hadn't already been trained to move with the group energy and read other people and how to improvise and pretend that you know exactly what you're doing. I've only been at two rehearsals on stage. The first one I screwed up totally and was pretty much only given a chance because I'd spent a lot of money on getting here by train in the first place. The second one was on the actual stage where we're performing, and went so much better; I don't think I did any huge, monumental errors at all, even in the scenes that I'd never participated in before. I think, if I met my old drama teacher now I would run up to her, hug her and kiss her feet. Without her I'd never have managed to pull this thing off. I mean, just the thought of me playing a pious nun first had me laughing my guts out and then shiver in disgust. But it works out pretty well - I don't stand out, which is a good and desirable thing for anyone in the opera chorus, while still maintaining my natural reactions (which are very spontaneous and real every time because I haven't had the time to get into a routine. I don't even know the official routine; no one's told me anything, so I try to figure it out on the way). I will take some pictures tonight in- between rehearsals, and put them up both here and on facebook for your viewing pleasure. Laugh with me. ;)
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| YayI bought myself a goldfish yesterday. He's reddish- black, small, and, because he reminds me of the cloak of a certain vampire bears the fitting name of Vlad Tepes. Teehee. I need animals around me, or I'm sure to go mad in this Christian hole. | | |
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