The Librarian screening, Brooklyn College

Dennis called the other day: The Librarian will be screened by the Brooklyn College Film Department in the Gershwin Theatre next Wednesday at 4PM.

I won't be able to attend, but I'll get a DVD of the movie in a couple of weeks: I'm a bit anxious to see it: The Librarian was my first time on camera, it wasn't a minor role, and I was pretty theatrical/physical with "The Boss" (my first real "character," I'm not sure where he came from). I played him like I was on stage, which -- I learned from a film acting book I read after the shoot (because I never thought I would get cast) -- can be a mistake on film.

But, maybe I should just take a deep breath and watch it -- study it: if I look ridiculous, my excuse can be I had no training and no experience, all true -- but they did cast me way back in October, so they must have thought I was OK. I considered myself quite fortunate to have gotten cast out of the blue with no on camera experience -- and it was fun to do! I really like these guys (Dennis, the Producer, and John, the Director), and the other cast members were very cool. It was a very enjoyable two day shoot, way out there in Brooklyn, on two perfect New York City sky blue fall days . . .