Re: No Education or Experience Necessary.

On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 10:43:17 -0700, The Starmaker
<starmaker@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 18:33:49 -0700, Hatunen <hatunen@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>Oh pulease....are you joking?
>
>You bring up John Papsidera of the new Batman movie.
>But where did he come from?
>You look closer...when he first started as a 
>Casting Assistant, Casting Associate for major movies like
>Clear and Present Danger (1994) (casting associate)
>Clean Slate (1994) (casting associate) 
>then
>as a Casting Director in Independence Day (1994)
>
>Where was he before that? What did he do before he got his first gig
>as a casting associate in 1994? Try Apple One file clerk. He certainty
>didn't go to Casing Director school because there isn't ****in any
>Casting Directors school that exist! The only Casting Director school
>I know of is "File Clerk University!!!! 

Many professions are learn-on-the-job. Once upon a time even
lawyers and architects learned their trades by being someone
else's flunky.

I don't get why you think that's bad.

>All Casting Directors are corrupt. And they corrupt their casting
>assistants/associates.

Piffle.

>You want to be a Casting Director? Just go to Apple One Temp Agency on
>Whil****re Blvd and tell the girly that you cannot type and all you
>know is how to do is file a folder in a filing cabinet and you will be
>Casting "Clear and Present Danger" and eventually Batman the movie!

Have you tried it yoruself?

>Come on, this is old stuff....this is reality. It's not my fault you
>people allow "file clerks" to cast you or cast your movies.
>
>You're the suckers, not me.

We won't discuss what you are.

>Smart people know, you don't allow Casting Directors to cast your
>stuff unless you're just need to buy Stars, cheap.

Casting directors aren't usually responsible for picking the
stars.



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