CHUM FM Commercial!
My CHUM FM Commercial I did back in July is online! See for yourself below… Nothing says good radio like a great eyebrow gag 😉 “Please turn the radio UP, ma’am”
Jennifer Cooper Workshop Weekend – pt2
The first day at the workshop weekend was a scene study with a partner, but day two was all about one-on-one with the camera and a Reader. My scene was from “Brothers & Sisters” and I played Abby. I liked that I got to get a lil evil by the end of it! Here check …
Improv: love/hate
So I am a new student at The Second City Training Center here in Toronto. I am finally staring down my fear of doing an improvisation class. “But Adri – you do improv all the time!? You fear it?” To clarify, I do not fear improvisation. I fear improvisation CLASSES. For some reason, and this …
Jennifer Cooper workshop weekend
This past weekend I participated in a casting agent workshop with Jennifer Cooper. I must say – the woman is amazing! She is open, honest, no-bullshit kinda lady. And I loved it. Her humour was a relief to all and she used it to set the tone for the room. Her great attitude made for …
Turn the Radio UP, Ma’am…
Have you spotted me? I hear that my Chum FM commercial has been running a lot on CTV – so much so that people are actually talking about it (and not just my mom) look: now that is just cool! I hope to have a link to the commercial as soon as it’s up …
On Tour – nearing the end
This summer I have had the pleasure to tour Ontario with the Red Path Tall Ship 1812 Tour – with only one more stop to go (Windsor we are coming for you!) I doubt we will have as picturesque a time as we did this past weekend in Midland. Take a look: At the Captains Dinner …
You Deserve…Me?
The production team behind Tivoli Films sent me this: You can see it in Cambridge, and by it I mean me hugging an air conditioner 🙂 Look ma, I’m a billboard girl!
Shoot.
I have to live up to my Merida claims – keep working on my Scottish accent, get on a horse whenever I can, and get to the range: I also brought my 6ft nylon whip and gave it a crack or two – my arms were happy campers after a few hours changing between the …
Fringe keeps on giving
I have participated in many Fringe Festivals. I can’t exactly say how many (I think 6? More than five, less than ten…?) But it’s not the shows that I particularly remember, it’s the awesome people that I meet. Every time I participate in the Fringe Festival I walk away knowing some amazingly talented people. Sometimes …
On Set: I’m a Cop!
Yesterday I was on set as a Police Officer – and not only did I convince the cast that I was a cop, but even passers by (we were on location on the streets of Toronto) came up to me as talked with me as if I were a woman of the law! One woman …