C-LIM IN DANCE FLICK MOVIE MAY 22ND
- Thread starter DA REAL C-LIM
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Good Job C-LIM!!!
You know I just checked things out over on C-LIM's myspace page and I got to say, I'm rather impressed...a few things - first, he's done some good shit over the last couple years, commercials, television pilots, music videos, and now a feature length film..
He is lucky to have an Agent who can find him a variety of work in LA LA Land...People that are knocking him for being background are probably wishing they could be like lim...In addition, I went to the official soundtrack page for Dance Flick and C-LIM is in their top and is also on the top of the Official Dance Flick Page - Our C-LIM must be doing something right - he is perhaps one of the hardest working background playa's in the biz - he went out on set, made himself stand out amongst the 1000's of extras who most just hang around craft services for the free food or stand in lines hoping the camera will pan on them.
He worked, he networked with the right people and I have to congratulate him - he networked with a very very powerful family in the land of Hollywood...Who cares if they are slapstick comedies geared for teens - he's on the silver screen and I think that would excite any individual...I think we all should give props to C-LIM for doing what not many other actors or background talent would do - he made power moves that I am sure will pay great dividends in the near future!
You know I just checked things out over on C-LIM's myspace page and I got to say, I'm rather impressed...a few things - first, he's done some good shit over the last couple years, commercials, television pilots, music videos, and now a feature length film..
He is lucky to have an Agent who can find him a variety of work in LA LA Land...People that are knocking him for being background are probably wishing they could be like lim...In addition, I went to the official soundtrack page for Dance Flick and C-LIM is in their top and is also on the top of the Official Dance Flick Page - Our C-LIM must be doing something right - he is perhaps one of the hardest working background playa's in the biz - he went out on set, made himself stand out amongst the 1000's of extras who most just hang around craft services for the free food or stand in lines hoping the camera will pan on them.
He worked, he networked with the right people and I have to congratulate him - he networked with a very very powerful family in the land of Hollywood...Who cares if they are slapstick comedies geared for teens - he's on the silver screen and I think that would excite any individual...I think we all should give props to C-LIM for doing what not many other actors or background talent would do - he made power moves that I am sure will pay great dividends in the near future!
Before they were Stars...
Also those knocking the world of being a background player let's try not to forget the following:
Ben Affleck & Matt Damon were extras at Fenway Park in Field of Dreams - think they may have networked a bit?
Brad Pitt was an extra in Less than Zero...
Bruce Willis was a court room observer and was background in the movie The Verdict...
Dennis Hopper was an extra in Rebel without a Cause...
Cuba Gooding Jr, was background in the movie Coming to America - he was a customer in the barbershop.
All these now Hollywood Stars probably only got a split second on the camera, if any - but, they were in the films and they also most likely networked to the hilt...
So - the statement - "you were only an extra" really doesn't make any sense to me - it's being given the opportunity - what you do with the opportunity is up to you...
Also those knocking the world of being a background player let's try not to forget the following:
Ben Affleck & Matt Damon were extras at Fenway Park in Field of Dreams - think they may have networked a bit?
Brad Pitt was an extra in Less than Zero...
Bruce Willis was a court room observer and was background in the movie The Verdict...
Dennis Hopper was an extra in Rebel without a Cause...
Cuba Gooding Jr, was background in the movie Coming to America - he was a customer in the barbershop.
All these now Hollywood Stars probably only got a split second on the camera, if any - but, they were in the films and they also most likely networked to the hilt...
So - the statement - "you were only an extra" really doesn't make any sense to me - it's being given the opportunity - what you do with the opportunity is up to you...