be afraid...BE VERY AFRAID!!!

[Jagna]

sorry this is not bw, but i wanted you gys to e the first o see this!

yyyya...this is a snippet (not cut so sorry about that) of the school play we did in December...Shakespeares MACBETH..I'm the one in red...be afraid...BE VERY AFRAID! Ahem...enjoy! ...

please dont hate me coz im beautiful *snorts*

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Hecate arrives at the heath...

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i'm the one in red. but ud NEVER recognise me walking down the street. i hope you like being scared.
i didnt realise when i was performing this how fast i was going through my dialogue (oops) but at least i got a few screams (not featured in vid... )

ps. yes...that is my REAL hair!!!

[FoK]

Weeeeeell...I 'ave only one thing to say about this...WICKED

Please give it up for the best actress on BWInt - JAAAAGNAAAA....

PS: Don't worry about your dialogue. I think it is just fine.

[Jagna]

aaaaawwwww thank you piggy! u mke me blush!

u sure about the dialogue thing? i watched it again and even i couldn;t understand what i was saying...but then, being a perfectionist an all...itz coz im doing the same (but extended) piece for my LAMDA silver medal exam (on sun!!!!!!) and i do it a lot slower, faster and more sinister...yup. exam...on sunday...not nervous at all...not like its my silver medal or anyth...

slag..


heh...*rant terminated*

anyways, thanks again FoK! anyone else have any comments? do i look like you thought i did? lol ROFL...

*gets shifty looks*...HEY!

[Safeguard]

Yup. Dialogue was good. ...And you sure were creepy. ...I think not even Rampage made me shiver as much as you did.

I know English isn't an official language in Kuwait, but I gather you guys speak it officially. Because I understood everything you said, which I usually don't if the speaker doesn't know his/her English. ...Oh, unless you count Peter who dubs Deathsaurus in the Victory-dub of TFCog (he's Swedish) and some other fandubber people (a Swede, Henric Joneskar, dubs Red Hot in the Victory-dub... he's a year younger than I am, and I was flabbergasted when I found out he was 16 when he started doing Red's voice... his English sounded like he came from America and not Sweden). */rant cut off*

Uh - yeah... you were really good there, Jag. I have acted a bit, too, but definitely not as well (I played a queen and had only one line at a schoolplay when I was 13, then I smacked Socrates across the head with a newspaper when I was 15, and in the same year narrated Kalevala with only one line.. oh, and at that play the guy who played Vainamoinen tipped the 'facade of a house' on me... I can't believe one of my fellow students said I should have let the facade fall fully, and not stop it with my outstretched arm). I'm not that good of an actress (too shy...), but I so would want to make a play of Belgariad. Would be cool to play a Mimbrate Knight.

[SilverfromOZ]

Go the Rob Zombie video clip!!!

I act like a poor Shakespearian knock off in real life, but you brought Shakespeare to life on the stage. I don't know how I'd handle that situation... maybe the way I do everything else... wing it and if all else fails tapdance off the stage... "Now is the winter of our.." trips over "AH SLAG!!" stands up... "uhhhh..." da ta da ba da cross-step out of existence.

Seriouly great job. I can see that you have a knack for the evil characters which is cool because in the words of Dave Kay "Evil is more fun." I'm sure if you took that make-up and exuded that attitude you could stride down the darkest alleys and muggers will flee in your wake.

Hmmm... maybe we can get you to voice Agony in the BM script when it finally hits big time and I make millions. Well... one out of two ain't bad.

[Jagna]

thanks guys! *hugs all round*

umm...sonce this seems to have created a lot of confusion, let me just make one teensy little thing slear...I AM BRITISH...

ya, so maybe thts y you understoof me SG! but ya its spoke pretty much throughout the whole country, albeit not that wel all the time, but as long as you know a LITTLE arabic to say 'how much?' and 'get out of my face' you get along just fine.

thing is, kuwaitis have almost become extinct out here! kuwaits being overrun by foreigners (namely brits and yanks lol with many MANY indian people), and since this is a 'Kuwait English School' production really shows tht people from al over the world can pull togehger and create something great...like BWINT!!!! YAYYAYAYYYY! *taps with arms flinging*

i like to tap too Silver...u do salso along with ur fencing thing? lol

thnx again, u guys are great!!!!! *wipes tear claiming it is the dust storm* we r doing threepenny opera next year...only modification: we will switch the gendre of mac the knife! maybe ma the knife? lol how the HELL is tht going to work???




thnks again i love u guys u r soooo great and kind and cant think of word for it...

[SilverfromOZ]

I'm a very capable dancer. I have all the smooth moves, grace and elegance which would make a great dancer. However my two left feet simply cannot translate my over-abundance of skill.

Sounds like you're pretty much set though. I remember one person talking about all the Aussie actors and they said "Aussie's are great because they don't just act, they can sing, dance AND act." I'm sure you'll be able to apply the skills at your disposal to take you far in life, especially with the amazing combination you own. Live life by something you are passionate about and success will be your reward.

#Silver exits with cloak, wide brimmed hat and Guy falks mask in true V for Vendetta style#

[Safeguard]

#Silver exits with cloak, wide brimmed hat and Guy falks mask in true V for Vendetta style#

And there is also the little thing that the actor was Australian. ...Do you have his voice, too?

...Dang. Most countries have lots of cool things to see and hear. But not Finland. ....Well... unless you count that amateur Star Trek / Babylon 5 -parody "Star Wreck"... you guys seen it? If haven't, I'll give ya the link.

[Maeglin Dubh]

I do a pretty good imitation of V.... My introductory post was actually an imitation of V, but you couldn't hear the voice, obviously. I don't have the costume, though.

[SilverfromOZ]

HUGO!! Who doesn't love that guy? I watched all the way through V without knowing that it was him and then I saw the credits and had a little boo-yah (fist in the air and everything). My gf at the time said "Wow... you had quite a bit of a Hugo moment there didn't you?"

On a bad day, I tend to fall into the "I hate this place... this prison.. this zoo, this reality whatever you want to call it" speech however I have many voices... in my head and otherwise. I can't verify if I am a force to rival Scott on voice acting, however I could probably go head to head for whackiness if I were surrounded by enough TF fans.

Star Wreck... sounds cool. Oh. I also found a movie which was claimed to be the Turkish answer to Star Wars. I think the title translates to: The Son of the Man Who Saved the Earth. I sooo want to see it. It looks hillarious.

here's the website: http://www.dunyayikurtaranadaminoglu.com/

Enjoy.

[Safeguard]

Get "Star Wreck" here: http://www.legaltorrents.com/bit/star-w ... ng.torrent

It has English subtitles, but the characters talk in Finnish. Btw, the one guy talking near the beginning while tapping away at a keyboard? He's supposed to ridicule a Russian talking Finnish. To my Finnish ears it sounds very hilarious. ...And that when the three men shout "VAKOOOOOVVVV!".



I can't believe a couple of students made that movie... they did everything themselves. Just look!

There is no major production company behind the film, but five students and unemployed people from Tampere, a bit of blue linoleum and a few home computers.

[SilverfromOZ]

Well that just looks super awesome. I'll have to check it out when I remain in one place for more than a few days.

I've been impressed with some of the fan Star Wars movies. This is my personal favourite.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0052590481

Check it out and laugh your tailpipes off.