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When Director Vladamir Pooey holds a casting call, because the studio requires it, but then just intends to cast his girlfriend Tootsie Du Jour, Rosie (Hollywoods cleaning lady to the stars) reminds him what "open casting call" means and hilarity ensues.
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Citizens of Hollywood - Rosie reminds Vladamir what "open casting call" means by bigbrian-nc, on Flickr
That is beyond cool! Where was this?Quote:
Originally Posted by WDW4Ever
California Adventure! The Disney Animation store to be exact.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cortini
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The Chinese Bromeliad Dragon,2010. He's not there so far this year:(
Taking a break for a Glow-Tini.... yummm!!!
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Originally Posted by Cortini
Looks like the standard sketches they sell at many of the art shops at the parks?Quote:
Originally Posted by WDW4Ever
Yeah it is. But I always like to watch them do their work when I can. I was in the shop getting my first Olszewski piece. That picture was just an afterthought as I saw her sitting down to get back to work. Turned out great though I thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by supernova
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I love watching them sketch, too. Trouble is that they've thinned out their book to the point where the artists have been grumbling. I keep checking each time I'm at the parks to see if they expand the offering, and usually I'm met with, "Don't get me started...". Personally, I don't see any harm in a full array of characters. But the upper management went through the books and only kept a handfull of characters to choose.
I had no idea they were so restricted in what they're allowed to sell/draw. I don't get that at all. Is it really that hard to have all the characters available? They're all talented enough to be able to do them. :scratchinQuote:
Originally Posted by supernova
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