And the winner is....

Figured I would update today because tomorrow will most likely deserve it's own post if the Luxury Lounge goes anything like it did last time!

Monday was, as we all know it to be, Presidents' Day. I however, decided to not email my boss at Intuition to see if I had to work until 2 hours before I had to be in. As the minutes ticked by and I continued to receive no answer, I remembered we had off for MLK Day. I then checked Keri's calendar and she had nothing scheduled all day, but I didn't want to go anywhere until I was absolutely certain I didn't have to go in, so I just kind of hung around and watched Firefly and did laundry until I finally heard back from him at noon confirming that yes, the office was closed for the day. So that was an interesting morning off. Once my laundry was done I decided to take an impromptu trip by myself to Venice Beach, because it was a nice day and I hadn't been there yet. It turned out to be much more exciting than I thought, since there wasn't really a boardwalk. There was however a skatepark there where people were doing tricks on their skateboards and bikes and there were just people everywhere, though no one was in the cold ocean water. I just sat in the sand and read for awhile. It was a really nice, relaxing afternoon!

Tuesday was an average day at Intuition, nothing too memorable happened. Hopefully a day will come along soon when I do something out of the ordinary exciting!

Wednesday The Doctors was shooting because Dr. Phil had a dark week, however there was only one show with one guest on it so Josie told me and the other intern we didn't need to come in. I was happy to have another surprise day off, until I found out that one guest was Jon Lovitz! So that was a little disappointing, but I guess you can't see everyone. Instead Ginny and I took her boyfriend to an interview and afterwards we wandered around downtown Burbank a little more. What a cute place! Definitely somewhere I will be taking my mom and my brother when they come to visit over Easter weekend.

Thursday was an interesting day because both Nancy Grace (who had the biggest entourage I have seen to date) and Joan & Melissa Rivers were on the show! Three very intense women who love what they do, Nancy loves being a lawyer, Melissa loves being a TV star, and Joan loves getting botox. Joan really is exactly the way she is on TV as she is in person. We don't normally have anyone under the age of 18 in the audience because the content of the show can sometimes be too much for minors, however this particular episode we had these high school guests in the audience (for whatever reason) and Joan was getting pretty heated about the conversation and she said, "I hope you have a bleeper" before she proceeded to drop the f-bomb 3 times. What a lady. I must say though, she doesn't look nearly as terrifying in person as she does on TV. Her and Melissa are hysterical together, I would love to be a fly on the wall in that house, especially when what they talk about on national television is more racy than what the average mother and daughter talk about behind closed doors. What an adventure that day was!

That night in Writing for Series TV, we pitched our idea for the spec script we are writing. I finished my beat sheet that was due (I am writing an episode of Modern Family) on Wednesday, but didn't have time to prepare my pitch. I ended up throwing together a slide show a half hour before class and didn't get a chance to run through my pitch once. I thought it was one of the worst presentations I have ever given (I usually like to be ridiculously prepared so I can be more personable with the presentation itself), but I guess I did an ok job because everyone in the class rated everyone on a scale of 1-5 and the top three highest people won a prize. Turns out I came in 2nd or 3rd place! (I didn't quite catch which because the TA named me and the other winner at the same time) So that was really unexpected and exciting.

No celebs today on The Doctors. However, it was an INSANELY easy day, so easy in fact that we only had one guest in the 'C' show, and they were done after segment 1, so we were done at 2:45! I only clocked 8 hours today, almost felt like I had a normal job, haha. After work I went out with some co-workers to get drinks, which was a lot of fun. It is pretty cool to get to know people outside the work place.
Tonight a few friends that also work on the Paramount lot and I went to see Blue Valentine and since we went to the Paramount theater, it was free! I wasn't the biggest fan of the movie itself, but Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling both did an amazing job. I am just not a big fan of movies that A) end in the same place they started and B) are extremely depressing...

Working at the HBO Luxury Lounge tomorrow! Hopefully it will go as smoothly and successfully as it did for the Golden Globes! AHHHH!

The Lull Before the Storm

Sooo Sunday we got Rush Tickets for Spring Awakening! They were pretty good seats, row Q closer to the middle. What a great musical! I was thinking it was going to be so scandalous because of what everyone said about it, but I didn't find it to be that controversial. I thought it was really cool all the adults were played by the same male and female performer. And the younger characters did an amazing job. I am thinking about downloading the music on iTunes now..haha
Two of the girls in our group got lotto tickets and got to sit on the stage, which was really cool. They went a couple other times to see it, whereas the rest of us only went that one time, so it was fitting that they got seats on the stage. I've never been to a musical where they had seats literally on the stage before. They had to follow all these rules though, like no getting up or dancing or talking to the performers. I bet it was still a cool experience though!

Monday and Tuesday were pretty normal at Intuition. Nothing too memorable from what I remember. However my boss did bring in her dog on Tuesday. I have no idea what kind of dog it was because I don't know things like that, but I definitely think it was part collie. It was huge though! Bigger than I thought a collie would be so maybe it was a mutt.

Wednesday I made Meatloaf for the first time with this recipe my mom gave me. It came out really good! I was impressed on how much it tasted like good meatloaf and not just like a jumble of all the stuff I put in it, which was what I was expecting it to taste like anyway. Thought it was worth mentioning here..hahaha

Thursday on "The Doctors" was a really easy day. Bonnie Bernstein (the NFL announcer) was on the 'B' show, and then during the 'C' show we only had two guests so I got out before the audience AND before 4 o'clock! Probably the first and only time that will happen. With all my free time I went to the Paramount store to buy my mom her birthday present and I bought a new lanyard for my ID. Exciting stuff.

Friday was a 4 show day, but somehow we were only there for 11 hours. Tabatha Coffey from Bravo's Tabatha's Salon Takeover was on the 'A' show, which was busy. However, the 'B' show was INSANE! 16 guests (the majority being from the 17 Day Diet weight loss program, who were there on my first day) were there and we had a trailer again, so it was pretty chaotic. Luckily we had no one for the 'C' show and only two guests for the 'D' show so once we got over the morning craziness, the rest of the day was a breeze.
Friday night a bunch of us played an intense game of charades in my friends apartment, so that was a fun way to stay in and save money...haha

Saturday I got skyped into my cousin's birthday party, and got jealous because they were all eating these delicious looking cupcakes, so my roommates and I decided to brave the rain and go to Beverly Hills to go to the famous cupcake shop, Sprinkles. We had fun exploring the block of Beverly Hills that Sprinkles was on, but it was too cold and rainy to walk anywhere else so we are gonna go back on a nicer day.
That night we went to the movies to see "I Am Number 4" because we wanted to see how the girl from Glee, Dianna Agron acted in a motion picture. She was pretty good! However, I was more excited to see another movie featuring a beagle as one of the main components of the story! First movie I can think of with a beagle since Shiloh! :) The theater was in downtown Burbank, which seemed like a really cool place, however it was still raining really hard so we didn't get to explore it very much. We'll go back soon!

Today we went to the LA Zoo. It was cool because a lot of the animals were near the front or middle of their habitat because it wasn't so hot that they needed to stay in the back near the shade. I was sad there were no polar bears, but we saw a lot of other cool animals including kolas, giraffes, elephants, monkeys, birds, seals, sea lions, otters, lions, etc. It was a fun way to spend a cooler Sunday!

I officially got the email that I will be working at the HBO Luxury Lounge for the Oscars like I did for the Golden Globes! I could not be more excited! Every time I think about the people I might see there I get beyond excited and incredibly nervous. I can keep it together pretty well around celebrities, but I just might cry and/or faint if I see the love of my life, Andrew Garfield! eeeeek! CAN'T WAIT!

One Step at a Time

What an insane week it has been!

Saturday a bunch of us (17 to be exact) went out to this really nice Italian restaurant Ginny had a coupon with for my birthday dinner. It was really great and I am pretty sure everyone had a lovely time. :) Then at midnight, the group of us that are 21 went to Dimples, a karaoke bar within walking distance of Oakwood. That night was a blast! Dimples was really great about the fact that it was my birthday and gave our group a lot of free stuff, including a DVD with the entire nights performances on it. It was a riot going back and not just watching the people in our group, but some random acts as well.

Sunday was my actual birthday as well as the Superbowl, so we played it pretty low key...watched the game and the dreadful half time show (that girl cannot sing live for the life of her....) and Ginny made a cake that we had afterwords. She also went around and collected all my presents and cards and displayed them on the table with my Elvis wine glasses that my brother gave me a while ago but I had been saving them for my birthday. It was so cute! Ginny is an amazing person and I could not ask for a better friend to be spending the semester out here with!

Monday and Tuesday were regular days at Intuition. I prepared a pitch for my boss about the place we went to a couple weeks ago for her to show some people about possibly picking the idea as a show. She said I did a really good job on it so I was happy with that. I also read my first script that wasn't very good (guess there is a first time for everything!) and I learned how to word a letter to the writer, politely telling them their script lacked a plot. That was an experience!

Wednesday I went to the production office for The Doctors for the first time to catch up on some paperwork on the talent that needed to be entered into the system. It was nice to learn new things and get a change of environment for a day, not to mention only having to get there at 10 instead of 6:30. I probably would have gotten all the work finished, but I had to leave early because 11 of us got tickets from Jon to go to the 2nd Annual 3D Creative Arts Awards Ceremony at the Chinese Theater!

Now it sounds really exciting, which I guess it was, however we were sitting outside of a Starbucks waiting to first get our tickets and then wait for them to take us to the theater for over 2 hours. That definitely killed the enthusiasm a little. Once we finally got to our seats (in the second row) it got a lot better. I guess I wasn't all that into it because I don't really know too many people in the field of 3D development other than James Cameron (who wasn't there! he received an award and had his assistant accept it on his behalf...dumb). However, it was being televised for the first time, which is really cool and we got to see clips of everything that won an award which was pretty neat. I now want to see How to Train Your Dragon because of it. It won quite a few awards and looked like a really good movie! There weren't too many famous people there, however, Tom Cavanagh (who plays JD's brother on Scrubs) hosted the show and they honored Lenny Lipton (who wrote Puff the Magic Dragon), also Brian May (from Queen!) accepted an award but I can't remember which one. One other cool thing they did was edit one of Harold Lloyd's movies by adding color to it and making it 3D in honor of him for an award his granddaughter presented, so that was pretty awesome. Overall it was an interesting experience and I think it is an event that will gain enthusiasm over time. Also it will be pretty cool to say I went to an awards show in the Grauman Chinese Theater because I don't think to many average Joes can say that!

That night I went to a cabernet at the M bar with a few friends to see the cast of Spring Awakening perform an assortment of cover songs. That was pretty awesome! I sometimes find it hard to believe such amazing voices can come out of people so young. Also, it made me want to go see Spring Awakening while they are here on tour so a few of us are going to try to get lottery tickets at the earlier show tomorrow. Let you know how that pans out!

The Doctors had a dark week this week so I thought I could spend thursday and friday doing nothing, that was only half true. Thursday I had to catch up on all my homework I had been putting off for class at 7. We are about to start writing our spec script (I am writing one for Modern Family) and we had to present our ideas that day in class. At first I was really nervous that my idea was stupid, but it was actually met with a far amount of enthusiasm and I feel alot better about it now. :) More on the script later.

Friday I bummed around for the morning and started to make calls to my family members to thank them for my birthday cards. I am not done, with three more people to call, but hopefully I can get them all done tomorrow. It is a little hard to call people with the time difference because I dont want to call when people are eating dinner or when they might be in bed already....but enough about that!

Today we went to the Getty Museum, which is definitely the most beautiful museum I have ever been to in my life. Not only is the artwork there incredible, but the landscaping is beautiful! Dad, you would have loved it there. They have one of the prettiest flower gardens ever that looks right out over a view of southern California. We could literally see from the Pacific Ocean to well beyond downtown LA. It was amazing. The picture here isn't a recent one because the display has changed a lot since the picture was taken, but atleast it gives you an idea of the property.

Two noteworthy items: It has been confirmed that James and Oliver Phelps (aka Fred and George Weasley) currently reside in my community. My friend played H.O.R.S.E. with them the other day and got a picture with them. That is the second time they have been spotted at the basketball courts, so I now intend to creep around the courts until I see them.

Also I got an email today about working the Luxury Lounge for the Oscars like I did for the Golden Globes. She told us to send our availability, since it is a 4 day long event, but I don't want to blow off The Doctors, so I told her I can only do Saturday and Sunday. Hopefully that works out because we worked Saturday last time, but we will see how it goes. That would be incredible, you don't get much more famous people than the guests at the Oscars! 

AHHHHHH!

Here's a story....

...of a lovely lady! Yeah, you better believe I met Mrs. Brady! But, first I gotta recap the beginning of the week before I forget.

So Monday & Tuesday at Intuition was a lot of fun. On Monday during our lunch break Keri took me and the other intern to Space 15 Twenty, this cute outside stage area surrounded by these urban/bohemian shops (including Urban Outfitters) and this place called Umani Burger. Keri offered to buy us lunch there, I brought lunch so I declined but I should have took her up on it cause I heard it's amazing. Next time!

Tuesday I was there by myself for like two hours and it was very intimidating. I had to confirm Keri's lunch for the day, something I hadn't done prior to that, but don't worry, I handled it. That afternoon I read a script that was absolutely terrible, something I hadn't done yet, so I wasn't entirely sure how to say that the script sucked in my notes without just saying the script sucked.

Wednesday I had my first workstudy shift. I'm definitely going to be rollin in the dough working 1.5 hours a week, but hey, something is better than nothing! It's really easy. I just have to sit at the desk at the Pendelton Center and answer the phone and do whatever Steve needs for his class at 7. The phone didn't ring once so I all I had to do is make copies for Steve. Easy stuff :)

And now, onto Thursday & Friday at The Doctors!
Thursday was our big VIP day. We had Dr. Huizenga (who I met) and Allison Sweeney (who I didn't get the chance to meet because she was on a conference call the majority of the time she was in her dressing room) from The Biggest Loser, Chandra Wilson from Grey's Anatomy (she was the sweetest person ever!) and Florence Henderson (who was also on this past season, the only one I've watched, of Dancing with the Stars). Florence and Allison were on the same few segments talking about healthy habits and the facts that prove kids that spend more time on Facebook are more likely to be anorexic. It was a pretty interesting couple of shows.

Thursday night I went to "The Writers Guild Foundation," a panel featuring the writers who wrote screenplays for movies that are up for an Oscar for 'Best Picture' including: Stuart Blumberg & Lisa Cholodenko (The Kids Are All Right), Mark Heyman (Black Swan), Nicole Holofcener (Please Give), Eric Johnson, Scott Silver, & Paul Tamasy (The Fighter), Aaron Stockard (The Town), John Requa & Glenn Ficarra (I Love You Phillip Morris), and Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network).
Awesome things I learned: The only draft of The Social Network that Aaron Sorkin wrote was the one they shot (AMAZINGGG), The Fighter was shot in only 33 days, Mark Heyman sat in on 3 months of ballet lessons before he wrote anything for Black Swan, from the time they started writing to the time I Love You Phillip Morris got picked up 8 years had passed, The Social Network would often take upwards of 50 shots of a scene (which is completely insane).

And today, an amazing, but incredibly long work day. The 'A' & 'B' show went by pretty normally (one VIP judge in the 'A' show named Dr. Jennifer Ashton, hadn't heard of her before the show), however they decided to switch the 'C' and the 'D' show (we filmed an extra show today because we have a dark week [we aren't shooting for the week] next Thursday & Friday). This threw us all into a tizzy because everyone from the 'C' show was ready to go, but no one was there for the 'D' show up to half an hour before we were supposed to start. Finally we got a call that the guest, Nancy O'Dell (from Entertainment Tonight) was here so I went to get her from the parking lot in the golf cart. She was incredibly nice, making sure she introduced herself to me, and insanely beautiful. What I didn't realize was that the whole Entertainment Tonight crew was there and that they were filming us as we pulled up to the stage in the cart (look out for me on ET!). Then as Nancy was leaving (the camera followed her) she turned around to say bye & thanks to me and then said "Say hi to Entertainment Tonight!" The camera then whipped around to me and I waved awkwardly, smooooothhh. hahaha

The only other person in the new 'C' show was Borba representative, Scott-Vincent Borba, who gave the Executive Producer's assistant a "diamonds & rubies facial" valued at $7000, no joke. Mila Kunis recently got one, bringing them into the public's eye. Since I picked up Scott-Vincent and his assistants and helped him unload, then reload his stuff, he decided to give me (don't ask me why, just doin my job) a gift bag full of Borba products. Who's knows how much the bag is valued at but I am forever grateful and supportive of Borba products from this day forward :)

Then for the new 'D' show Dr. Ian Smith (from Celebrity Fit Club) guest judged. He was insanely nice & very patient with the fact that he was there the majority of the day, as were the rest of the 'D' show guests. One of the guests had two kids, I think a 6 year old and a 9 year old and they were the best behaved kids we have had since I've been there by miles, let alone the fact that they were there HOURS longer than most guest's children.

AHH! great day! Birthday weekend has officially begun :) another post wednesday since we aren't filming next week!

Gleeeek!

Ginny & I just got back from a free concert Matthew Morrison (or Will Schuester from Glee!) put on at The Grove...this outdoor shopping area with a farmers market attached to it. He has an album coming out in March so he performed one song from the album, 4 or 5 songs he performed in Glee (including Somewhere Over the Rainbow & Goldigger), and an awesome mashup of Great Balls of Fire & Saw Her Standing There (see Ginny's facebook page for videos).
He is just as beautiful in person as he is on TV (not something I can say about some other television stars I have seen) and he sounded amazing!

It was the best free event I have ever attended in my life.AHHHH! We also saw Kevin McHale (Artie! <3), Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina), Harry Shum Jr (Mike Chang), Chord Overstreet (Sam), and Iqbal Theba (Principal Figgins).

The Grove is actually a really cool place. Definitely someplace we will return to another weekend. We didn't get a chance to go into the Farmers Market (we were waiting in line to get a free lunch from Oscar Mayer, who sponsored the concert), and I feel like there are concerts there a lot because the stage didn't really seem like something easy to take down and reassemble every time they need a daytime venue for a performance.


So this week at Intuition was much more eventful than last. Monday I met the head of the company, Keri, and she took me and the other intern to a company (probably shouldn't broadcast the exact details) that she is thinking of basing a reality show off of. It was really cool to see the very beginnings of a (potential) show. She talked with the head of the company about the angle which the show could come from and other logistics. I then had to prepare an information sheet for her of all the main points of the conversation for her to send to people as the beginnings of a pitch. I also had to read a bunch of scripts that they have in various stages of development and talk to Keri and the other company head, Patrick, about what I thought their strengths and weaknesses were. That was really cool (and pretty intimidating) that they actually value what we have to say about their current scripted projects. If they actually use the changes that we suggested is another story, but it's still nice to know that they care about what we have to say.


Keri invited the female interns to this event called 'A Night of Red Carpet Fashion' but I couldn't go because I had class. :( At first I was really bummed, (I even tried to email my professor to get out of class but he said he couldn't excuse me because it was only the second meeting) but then I realized that it was primarily cocktails and appetizers, so I figured it probably wasn't good to go to an event where alcohol is being served as an intern being under 21. Good thing my birthday is next weekend! :)

Thursday on 'The Doctors' I did security for Montel Williams, his wife Tara, and their cute little dog Max. (All three of them were really friendly!) He was on the show with a girl who's brain surgery he paid for. She improved so much from the surgery I honestly couldn't believe the bubbly girl I picked up at her car was the same girl struggling to overcome her disability (can't for the life of me remember what it was called) in the videos they played before she made her appearance. It was a really emotional episode.
Friday everyone's favorite guest, 86 year old sexpert Dr. Ruth was on the show for the Valentines Day episode. She was so nice to everyone, took pictures with whoever asked for one, gave us all 'Sex for Dummies' (the book she wrote) keychains, etc. Its kinda funny given her size (under 5'), age, and nationality that she is literally the world's naughtiest grandma.
Jillian Michaels (eeekkk!) was one of the hosts for the 'C' show, 'Why Do Women...?' The audience was made up entirely of men, so it was funny to see their reactions to the 5 women hosts and the stuff that they were talking about on stage. One of the guests was actually an Ithaca alum, so it was pretty cool chatting with him and seeing how the LA program has changed since he attended it & what he has done since he graduated in 2006. After the show was over I got to drive Jillian back to her car (usually she likes to walk but she had someplace to be and I was doing runs in the cart, how lucky!). We chatted for a little about Glee (cause we passed the Glee soundstage) and when she got out she said "Thanks buddy!" Made my day. 


Tonight we are going to get pizza and see No Strings Attached on the Universal Citywalk. Exciting stuff!

Another adventure

Thursday and Friday were my first two days on the CBS show The Doctors interning in the talent department. They tape three shows a day, "A" "B" and "C" and we are in charge of picking up the talent for each show, either at their cars in the parking lot or from the car service that brings them right to the stage, getting them situated in their dressing room, and then after their segment is finished, getting them back to where they need to be in order to leave.

Thursday there were so many guests that they had to rent a trailer in order to have a dressing room for all the talent for the "B" show. My supervisors were happy I was starting on such a busy day because it really isnt going to get much busier than it was on Thursday so even though I felt a bit like I was being thrown into the fire, I was forced to learn really quickly what I needed to do and how to get everything done. Since the trailer was only being used for the second show, I shadowed one of the other girls for the first show so I could see how a normal show is run. Then for the "B" show I was in charge of the people in the trailer. I had to send them up to hair and makeup when my supervisor asked me to, I had to make sure they signed their paperwork, and I had to make sure they didnt wander off on the lot. Because the stage is on the Paramount lot, you have no idea what else is being filmed in a given day and who you might see. The guests are quick to realize this and some like to wander around looking for celebrities, especially the Glee fans because the Glee studio can be seen from the main parking lot. Thankfully no one in the trailer decided to go looking for celebrities when I was in charge of them. Though the "B" show was a little stressful, we got through it fine. Then for the "C" show I was assigned to do security for, wait for it, Jorge Posada from the NY Yankees (my dad was so jealous) because there was another guest on the show that he was going to surprise and that guest obviously couldn't see him until they were on stage. That was pretty cool. Celebrities don't come on the show on a daily basis, so it was funny to see how EVERYONE was excited that Jorge was there. Also, exciting that he was there on my first day!

I really really like my internship on The Doctors so far. Like I said before, I could see myself working in the talent department in the future and I feel like this internship is going to be the deciding factor on whether or not this is something I would like to pursue after graduating. Eeeek!

Yesterday we went to Universal Studios, with the whole ICLA group. We took our group picture there that is going to hang in the Pendelton Center until the end of time. We also did the studio tour as a group, and then we were able to go around the park as we pleased. The studio tour was a lot different than the Warner Brothers one we went on because we actually drove through the sets that were used like, Wisteria Lane from Desperate Housewives, the ruble from War of the Worlds, Whoville from How the Grinch Stole Christmas, stuff from Jurassic Park, and a subway station used in Bones.

I feel like the Universal in Florida is a little bigger than this one, but it was fun anyway. The Terminator show was exactly like Florida's, from what I remember, but there was also a lot of stuff here that wasn't at Florida, which is cool. Our tickets have this two day pass on them, so we can use them again another day in 2011 for free. I'm thinking of going again when my mom and Matt come to visit over Easter if they want to go, otherwise I don't know if the group of us will want to go again because we did everything together. However, there were some shows we didnt see so maybe we will go back as a group, who knows.

Today there is a barbeque at one of the clubhouses here at Oakwood so we are gonna go to that, then it's back to the grind on Monday. I am both excited and nervous for the first full week of internships and classes, ahhh!

And so it begins...

So on Sunday my roommates and I went to the Hollywood walk of fame (we figured we would get all the tourist stuff out of the way within the first couple of weeks). The stars themselves go on for blocks and blocks! We didnt even see them all! As there were many blocks that we did cover, we didn't manage to find Elvis's star, so I was pretty bummed. I'll have to find out the exact location of it and go back and look another time. All along the main stretch of Hollywood Blvd was people dressed up in different costumes, some better than others. You could literally see the guy's face through Barney's mouth in one of the crappier costumes. At first we were excited to take pictures with the better ones, until we found out they were asking for (demanding if you may) tips. That ended real quick. We wandered into the Kodak theater and discovered that they have every movie that has ever won the Oscar for 'Best Picture' and what year it one on display. Not only that, but they are just a little prepared for the future, with spaces going up until 2070 for future films to fill.

 It was pretty cool to see all the handprints. I put my hands and feet in Will Smith's prints (which were huge!) but I really liked how there were stars from all different years in the same space. Marilyn Monroe and Humphrey Bogart are right there next to the three stars of Harry Potter. It was like the different stages of Hollywood were laid out right there in one collective space. hehe

Yesterday I started my internship at Intuition. It went ok. It was realllyyyy slow, like the phone rang 6 times all day, I guess because of the holiday the day before. One guy that works there that used to be an intern says that most days aren't going to be like that, so that's good. One of the managers of the company was at studio meetings all day and apparently when she is there she will have the intern (that's right, I'm the only one, atleast on the days I am there) sit in on production meetings and do other fun things. So I'm hoping to get in on that sometime soon. Other than answer the phone I did script coverage most of the day.

I then had my first class after my internship at 7. It's supposed to go until 10 (somebody shoot me, three hour night classes! ahhhh) but he let us out two hours early. Can't expect that everytime, but it was nice. Atleast I only have to go to class twice a week, since it's kind of a hike down and back to the Pendelton Center from Oakwood. The teacher seemed nice. He kept interrupting the lecture with funny little stories, however after three hours, the stories might not seem as funny. Never in my life have I been in class that long...We'll see how the next class goes tomorrow.

Finally starting at The Doctos tomorrow as a talent assistant/escort. Eeek!