So what have I done this summer? Gallop around Europe, work a fishing boat in Alaska, move to L.A. and pursue my acting career?
Nah... I drove a cab. That's right, you heard me...
When graduation was nigh, I decided to find a job that offered a chance at gaining some new life experience and a little extra green on the side. What I got was:
- A job where I gained valuable financial and business management experience.
- A low-earning job which made me an average of about $4.00 an hour per 12 hour shift
- Interaction with a lot of very different (i.e. mentally disturbed) customers
- A realization that the taxicab industry in this town exists solely to feed off the misfortunes of others.
Anyway, on to happier stuff...
I was nominated for my first ariZoni Award for my sound design work on Proof at the beginning of this year. While I will admit that part of me wishes it had been for acting, this is an amazing honor for my first-ever sound design. And a little freaky too. I keep telling myself that it may be setting the bar too high. But I think that it also is a good message that it may be something I could be consistently good at. More in a few weeks on this after the awards are announced.
I finally received my diploma from ASU in the mail a couple of weeks ago. So it's final... I did actually finish my college degree first ahead of my siblings! Yay for me!
Oh, and since I didn't cross-post it here back in May, I did release the "Ashcan Edition" of my theatre company's first production. It's over at the Aureality Project blog site. Go check it out if you haven't already.
I may be moving soon too. So I'll do my best to keep you up on that.
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