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noggin
Founding member
Thought the Polaroids and handwritten forms looked better to be honest. Less produced, more like a system that you'd actually use in that kind of environment. In some ways more professional and less staged. (If you were doing a real casting call - you'd be using bits of paper)
Similarly - having a slightly "rough around the edges" feel to the stage (and the lack of an audience) gave it a feeling of a "rehearsal room" which I kind of liked.
It all felt a bit less contrived and a bit more "credible"...
Similarly - having a slightly "rough around the edges" feel to the stage (and the lack of an audience) gave it a feeling of a "rehearsal room" which I kind of liked.
It all felt a bit less contrived and a bit more "credible"...