i'm glad i met you, camera.

you make me a better. braver person.

I can't say I am good at this, but definitely I am getting along well with my camera .

It must be because of the internship, I get to use my camera almost weekly, if not every other day. Just yesterday, I went into the backstage of a play the arts programming csb|sju is having these two weeks --- Macbeth.

It was an experience I looked forward to almost all semester. I knew the pictures from the play would help my portfolio and the project I am working on. It's something I didn't want to miss.

For couple months now I emailed the actor who is playing Macbeth on and off. I emailed him again last week asking about rehearsals. He told me, "since the play already opened, we don't do rehearsals anymore."

Ok.

So I contacted the stage manager last week and  the assistant director as soon as I could.

No response.

Finally I emailed the director and she suggested me visiting the crew on Thursday.

I couldn't go on Thursday. 

So I went in and tried to find the dressing room anyways last night. Just me and my camera. First thing as I opened the door, I got questioned by one of the casts if I was from the Record. 

 "No, but your director knows I am coming." 

She was Lady Macbeth later I found out. 

"Well, you better find her first."

I tried to find the director, but no luck, she wasn't in her office.

I stood at the hallway for couple minutes and went inside .

"Do you mind if I take you guys pictures?"

"No!" "Not at all" "Go ahead!"

"Sure, I guess." Lady Macbeth said. 

I'm just happy I went in and didn't let Lady Macbeth stop me.