hi everyone
i've had a great first two weeks here in nyc...it's been a good start and i'm now trying to focus on getting down to business...getting more done in a week.
thursday morning was supposed to be my first audition for a broadway show (hair). unfortunately, my roommate & i were 2 of 1200 people to show up to the open call. we got there at 8:45 for a 10-6 audition, and were at least 200 people away from the door when they ran out of time slots. it was a disappointment because we had spent a lot of time preparing, but i guess it was a good learning experience. and we met some new friends.
we waited in a line to nowhere for 4 hours
this is the headshot i used (taken at my apartment):
in february, i am off work on audition days for
south pacific (broadway)
wizard of oz (national tour)
& peter pan (off-broadway)
we went back to boston this weekend to see all our long lost northeastern friends!
it was fun but very tiring (late buses)
napping in the dining hall
in other news, my supervisor jared (who is a big reason why i wanted to work at jive after interviewing) is being promoted from Marketing Coordinator to some sort of position that involves urban music, digital marketing, and a nicer office. As a result, it will leave my internship open to change. by staying an intern for jared's position (involves rock/pop music, which is my thing), he believes i will be able to take a much more active role in the actual work he does, because i would learn what he does at the same time his replacement does, and might even be able to share responsibilities with that employee. BUT, by moving to the new position with jared, i could get involved in a new field while sticking with jared. i decided that if i had it my way i would want to do both, and he thought that was a good idea. i see this as a really great opportunity for me to fulfill one of my goals: set myself up for a potential paid position at sony in 2011 (if i want it). it's good news!
manhattan buildings as seen from spacious central park



