Hey all,
The shows are finally going on this week at the Bridgnorth "Theatre on the Steps". If anyone is interested in buying tickets the dates are 18th, 19th and 20th June and the 2nd, 3rd and 4th July. The Box Office number is 01746 763257.
In other news, Auditions are being held between 4-7pm on the 21st June at the Newhampton Arts Centre for my recently completed play "Three for a Girl". If anyone is interested in auditioning then please give me a call on 07783484449 or email me at Reecekylepage@hotmail.co.uk.
Hope to hear from you and see you all at the shows.
Reece
Tuesday, 16 June 2009
Wednesday, 20 May 2009
The Trailer
Hey everyone, I know it's been a long time since I last updated this page but the trailer for the film I did "The Ballad/Tale of Jimmy-O" is now online so I thought I would come along and post it on here for anyone who's interested. Please check it out and leave lots of lovely comments.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWW7RjBlpTg
Thanks
Reece
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWW7RjBlpTg
Thanks
Reece
Sunday, 8 March 2009
Pictures from the film I've been doing
Well here they are. I said in my last post that I would post some pictures from set and, after looking at them, decided that these are the best 5 from the collection. Will post a link to the movie when I have it.
Thursday, 5 March 2009
Working on a film
Hi everyone,
Just thought I'd put a bit on here about what I've been doing these last few days. I'm currently down in Wycombe filming for a short student film called "The Balled of Jimmy-O" which is looking very cool from what I've seen. It's a very interesting and fantastical fairy tale piece in which I'm playing Jimmy-O, A blind man searching for a way to see. I'll hopefully be able to post a link of it as soon as it is finished filming and editing and such.
Filming really is a strange thing. While it is, in essence, still acting in the same way as theatre work is acting, the work required from the actor seems to have a very different feel to it. It is a very strange thing to experience because it should be easier to act in character for a short amount of time rather than having to put all the concentration in over a long period. It's a very stop/start experience and it sometimes can be difficult to maintain a character when only working in ten second bursts.
It's also an incredibly gruelling experience, both mentally and physically. You wake up at 8 in the morning, Head to set/location, film your shots and end up getting home around 8 or 9 on the evening. Unlike theatre work, it also involves LOTS of just sitting around waiting for the camera operators to set up shots, sets to be dressed according to continuity and for the director to decide just what he wants from each particular shot. Truth be told, the waiting around is probably the most tiring part of the experience because the boredom eventually takes over and then you are suddenly required to get up and do a scene after half an hour of waiting. It's difficult to muster up enough energy to get it done well to be honest but you have to manage it otherwise you can't do it.
I complain but I enjoy the work overall. I'll be home soon and so will post some pictures from set.
See you soon all
Reece
Just thought I'd put a bit on here about what I've been doing these last few days. I'm currently down in Wycombe filming for a short student film called "The Balled of Jimmy-O" which is looking very cool from what I've seen. It's a very interesting and fantastical fairy tale piece in which I'm playing Jimmy-O, A blind man searching for a way to see. I'll hopefully be able to post a link of it as soon as it is finished filming and editing and such.
Filming really is a strange thing. While it is, in essence, still acting in the same way as theatre work is acting, the work required from the actor seems to have a very different feel to it. It is a very strange thing to experience because it should be easier to act in character for a short amount of time rather than having to put all the concentration in over a long period. It's a very stop/start experience and it sometimes can be difficult to maintain a character when only working in ten second bursts.
It's also an incredibly gruelling experience, both mentally and physically. You wake up at 8 in the morning, Head to set/location, film your shots and end up getting home around 8 or 9 on the evening. Unlike theatre work, it also involves LOTS of just sitting around waiting for the camera operators to set up shots, sets to be dressed according to continuity and for the director to decide just what he wants from each particular shot. Truth be told, the waiting around is probably the most tiring part of the experience because the boredom eventually takes over and then you are suddenly required to get up and do a scene after half an hour of waiting. It's difficult to muster up enough energy to get it done well to be honest but you have to manage it otherwise you can't do it.
I complain but I enjoy the work overall. I'll be home soon and so will post some pictures from set.
See you soon all
Reece
Friday, 20 February 2009
A New Role
Hello people,
Just thought I'd post an update. I went along to an audition today for a play called The Lion In Winter for the role of Richard the Lionheart (Impressive, no?). Well the news is that I got the role (Woohoo). It's at the Theatre on the Steps in Bridgnorth and will be some time in June, I'll post some dates when I have them.
Reece
(Insert massive, smiley, happy face here)
Just thought I'd post an update. I went along to an audition today for a play called The Lion In Winter for the role of Richard the Lionheart (Impressive, no?). Well the news is that I got the role (Woohoo). It's at the Theatre on the Steps in Bridgnorth and will be some time in June, I'll post some dates when I have them.
Reece
(Insert massive, smiley, happy face here)
Thursday, 22 January 2009
Open for Buisness
Well here I go. I've long fought against the idea of starting a blog of my own as it's very easy to think that ones personal life is boring and uninteresting. Work, home, work, home, rinse and repeat.
However, I've recently begun writing a script and being a little more creative again. It feels great and, truth be told, it's spurred me on in respect to finally taking the plunge into "Blog-dom".
I'm hoping to use this page as a kind of testing ground mainly. There'll be excerpts from the piece and other bits and pieces of information regarding how the script and other creative ventures are going.
So here's to future messages and to anyone out there are who decides to take a few moments to read this page.
However, I've recently begun writing a script and being a little more creative again. It feels great and, truth be told, it's spurred me on in respect to finally taking the plunge into "Blog-dom".
I'm hoping to use this page as a kind of testing ground mainly. There'll be excerpts from the piece and other bits and pieces of information regarding how the script and other creative ventures are going.
So here's to future messages and to anyone out there are who decides to take a few moments to read this page.
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