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Sex Drugs Guns Feature Fi
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ID # 37208
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Feature Film
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SRN
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Los Angeles CA |
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Non-union
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n/a
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Release Date |
06-07-06
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| Audition Date |
12-31-69
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Submission Deadline |
06-16-06
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| Shoot Date |
12-31-69
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| Casting Category |
Feature Film - SAG
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| Market(s) |
Los Angeles, CA>San Diego, CA>San Francisco, CA |
Sex Drugs Guns
Feature Film, SAG
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NOTE: ALL TALENT UNDER THE AGE OF 18 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AT ALL TIMES
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10, short brown hair) Brian is a good kid, very smart, smarter than his young age would suggest. He’s bit of a troublemaker at school but smart enough to avoid getting caught most of the time. He is afraid of his father who has taken to drinking and often yells at him or smacks him. Since his mother has been asleep for the last 8 months, and his father works most of the day, Brian has had to grow up fast, taking care of his younger sister Becky. Brian is very responsible but still young at heart, and often acts his true age. He loves his sister very much and takes good care of her but sometimes teases her, as most older brothers will.
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Gender: Male
Age: from 9 to 11
Ethnicity: Caucasian -
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Becky is a sweetheart, she is a very trusting person, and a loving daughter to her parents. She respects her older brother’s authority, especially since Mom has been asleep. She likes to play with her toys but gets lonely sometimes and often urges her brother to play with her. She has been missing a lot of school lately and her only friends are her dolls and her brother. She follows her brother’s lead and listens to him most of the time. Her father has never gotten mad at her but she knows that if anything upsets him, he will take it out on Brian, so she tries to be as good as possible.
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Gender: Male
Age: from 6 to 8
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When I started, remember, it was this little fold-up rag what you're going to get is going to happen in the first hour anyway She actually does have hair and it's fine As a result, "American Music" is very personal and kind of eclectic, she says She started out as a photographer at Rolling Stone magazine, and her work also has appeared in Vanity Fair and Vogue ' L
AP: What was it like to photograph R I really just always thought of myself as a photographer I was a shy person There were no musicians in the pictures â€â€? there were ladders in a field in a kibbutz in Israel, and a peace demonstration with Allen Ginsberg smoking a joint You know how it is when you're used to doing something to yourself for so long, that's what you do I was trying with this book to say, `Dolly, I really want to shoot you stripped down This just doesn't happen with your day-to-day work at Vanity Fair or Vogue I just think
19 The portraits really happened because I started to do the covers of Rolling Stone
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For her new book, "American Music" (Random House), she traveled around the country to photograph people who have enriched American music, including Dolly Parton, R Burnside, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Willie Foster, Ralph Stanley and B You walk into his house The idea of looking at another person â€â€? it's such an art So the subject would show up somewhere and say, `What do you want me to do?' And you say, `Sit over here We talked about it and I met her in Nashville â€â€? she came to her offices wearing a baseball cap and she said, `I'm not wearing a wig for you, Annie! I'm not wearing a wig!' She actually had hair I had a boyfriend who was a stringer for Time, and he said, `Why don't you take your pictures to Rolling Stone?' And I took them by and they liked them
Leibovitz says she'd like to call the book "volume one" because American music is endless Burnside?
Leibowitz: When I showed up at his house in Mississippi I'm not even sure that he knew I was coming B King L The exhibit will travel to The Hospital museum in London in February, and it will open Memorial Day weekend at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland
AP: Has the equation changed as you've become a celebrity yourself?
Leibovitz: I think just by photographing well-known people and if you've been doing it long enough, you sort of get told this is what you are And I was shocked because I didn't know for sure if there was any hair under there That's the great thing about doing people â€â€? it's different every time it's so bright outside that you can't really see anyone inside at first and then you realize there's like 20 people there â€â€? all of his family just sort of hanging out, life going on Then I thought, `Well, gee â€â€? if they're going to sit in that chair they might as well sit in a bathtub full of milk No one ever sat for the cover of Rolling Stone â€â€? they were just little grab pictures, pickup pictures At most levels I still don't believe it I reluctantly had to give some direction
AP: Has the work ever become routine?
Leibovitz: Never ' I started to get more creative, more conceptual ' Annie Leibovitz Has New Photography Book
Dec 3, 2:08 PM EST
Annie Leibovitz is known for her portraits of celebrities
AP: What's the story behind the photo of Dolly Parton?
Leibowitz: She tends to really underestimate herself
AP: Have your methods changed?
Leibovitz: The more I do this and the older I get, the shorter I like to make the sessions Sometimes I'm shocked to find out there's interest in me in that way I suggested, did he mind playing some music for us? He and his grandsons pulled out all their instruments that they had I thought I'd died and gone to heaven "It was a chance to just go out and mess around That (in the photo displayed) actually is a wig â€â€? there is a wig on top com
Photographs from the book, which were taken in juke joints, clubs and musicians' homes, are on display at Seattle's Experience Music Project until Jan
AP: Were you always interested in portraits?
Leibovitz: Portraits intimidated me "
AP: How did you get started as a photographer?
Leibovitz: I went to the San Francisco Art Institute as a painting major and took a night class in photography actually in a closet on the carport, and they just set up the band on the carport and played
