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Merci d'avance. (je reposte car je suis resté sans réponse)
My failed acting career- and why wasn't a failure at all
My firt "performance" was at Yosemite National Park. My sister ans I were around nine ans 10 years old. We're from Southern California.
The role required that I fall to the ground like a tree that suddenly died. When it was my turn I failed my arms wildly as if I had been brutally killed. The entire audience laughed.
I was hooked : the thrill, the laughter, the freedom of expression.Acting had me completely-- for about 10 years. Besides classes in college, I trained for years at the best acting studios in L.A.
In my 20s I had acting roles in independent films, local theater plays.
My friends on the other hand had more stable careers--ad executive, teacher, lawyer, etc. And they were starting families of their own. But wasn't concerned. I had the kind of satisfactions that comes with pursuing your dream. I believed that it was just a matter of time before I would get my big break. I didn't like what I was focusing on, but I couldn't stop.
As an actor, you never know when that big opportunity could happen. It's easy to say just one more... I was tired of putting my heart and soul on the line. I decided it was time to move on.
Questions :
1 . Say what job Roxie is speaking about. Is it still her job today ?
2 Say when and where she discovered that job.
3. Explain why Roxie decided to do this job.
4. why did she like it ?
5. Why was Roxie's life different from her friends ?
6. What decision did she finally make ? Explain why .
Merci d'avance. (je reposte car je suis resté sans réponse)
My failed acting career- and why wasn't a failure at all
My firt "performance" was at Yosemite National Park. My sister ans I were around nine ans 10 years old. We're from Southern California.
The role required that I fall to the ground like a tree that suddenly died. When it was my turn I failed my arms wildly as if I had been brutally killed. The entire audience laughed.
I was hooked : the thrill, the laughter, the freedom of expression.Acting had me completely-- for about 10 years. Besides classes in college, I trained for years at the best acting studios in L.A.
In my 20s I had acting roles in independent films, local theater plays.
My friends on the other hand had more stable careers--ad executive, teacher, lawyer, etc. And they were starting families of their own. But wasn't concerned. I had the kind of satisfactions that comes with pursuing your dream. I believed that it was just a matter of time before I would get my big break. I didn't like what I was focusing on, but I couldn't stop.
As an actor, you never know when that big opportunity could happen. It's easy to say just one more... I was tired of putting my heart and soul on the line. I decided it was time to move on.
Questions :
1 . Say what job Roxie is speaking about. Is it still her job today ?
2 Say when and where she discovered that job.
3. Explain why Roxie decided to do this job.
4. why did she like it ?
5. Why was Roxie's life different from her friends ?
6. What decision did she finally make ? Explain why .
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Réponse :
1. It's not her job anymore, she said it was the time to move on, to find something else.
2. She was around 9 or 10 years old and her first performance was at Yosemite National Park and she started acting when she was in her 20s with acting roles in independant film, local theater plays.
3. ?
4. She liked the vibe, the freedom of expression, the thrill, the laughter.
5. Her life was different from her friends' because of her job. Her friends' got to start their families, but she didn't. Her job wasn't stable enough.
6. You never know if the film you're playing in is going to be a success or a desaster. This can be stressful in the daily life. She was tired so she decided to move on, to quit her job.
je pense que cest ca et dsl la 3 jai pas fait
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