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These fine actors, plus another few from our "name actor offer" and self-tape list, are getting closer to the finish line as we create our final session must-see list.
Photo by Bonnie Gillespie
05 September 2013
iPhone 5 (Em)
West Los Angeles, California
-Bon.
~~Living my dreams by helping others figure out how to live theirs.~~
Stone cut for pewter casting project. You can see what a mess it is. :) For buttons, I'll be making a three-part mold (like the one on the left), so I still have to cut the back plate of the mold in half, but I want to do some sanding first. Off to the store for sand paper!
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Amazing how many changes in representation have happened in the two years since we first cast "Scratching the Surface." Now that our financing is back, it's time to revisit the deals and renegotiate the contracts... with DIFFERENT agents and managers!
Photo by Bonnie Gillespie
30 January 2010
iPhone camera
Santa Monica, California
There was so much about this building that I loved! Here, a group of pillars about seven feet high, connected by a partial ceiling, cast shadows on the lawn underneath.
I have all these casting shots of people looking straight down the barrel. Holding numbers in front of them, hoping that they get selected for whatever assignment it is you are working on. This time I tried some off camera looks. Usually you know right away if they are right or not for the part. Casting is brutal, both for me and for them, after about 40 faces, everyone starts to look the same to me.
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Just to clarify a little, casting is a process in which you take pieces made of modelling wax or that are organic and which are later placed in a metallic cylinder that is filled with cast. This is all 'cooked' in an oven for 4 hours approx. During this time, the cast dries out, hardens and the wax and organic thingies disintegrate, leaving an exact mold behind. After the 4 hours, the metal flask is taken out of the oven and placed in a centrifugal (sp??) machine in which the metal you are using is melted, and when the engine is turned on, the force of gravity makes the molten metal go into every little crevice in the cast mold. The flask is then immersed slowly in water (making a funny deep frying sound and bubbles), and Voilá! your pieces are ready to finish and wear.
Para aclarar un toque, el casting es un proceso por el cual se toman piezas de cera o de material orgánico y se ponen en un cilindro de metal que se rellena con yeso (por eso se dice casting, de "cast"), y todo esto se cocina en un horno por 4 horas más o menos. Durante ese tiempo, el yeso se endurece, y las piezas de cera se desintegran, dejando un molde exacto. Por último, se saca el flask del horno y se pone en una centrÃfuga donde se derrite el metal que se va a usar, y al prenderse el motor, la fuerza de gravedad hace que el metal rellene todos los huecos que dejó la cera en el yeso.
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Casting Crowns performed at Rock the Light, the Midwest's largest contemporary Christian music festival, on August 29, 2009. Rock the Light is held at Starlight Theatre in Kanas City, Missouri. Check us out at
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The first casting from my Adeptus Mechanicus mould. Not too shabby! :D
I need some decently sized Adeptus Mechanicus symbols for a terrain project I'm working on. The problem? No one makes the damn things any more. So, the only solution is to make my own.
I'm building the base model out of balsa wood and other stuff I have lying around the place, then I'll take a mould off it and make as many as I need! Theoretically :)