MoyaMobile-Canada's Trip To ScaperCon 2003

Page 8: Saturday Part Two - The Q&A Sessions

A good chunk of Saturday afternoon was spent at the actor Q&A sessions...
Note: I apologize for the fact that some of these photos appear very dark on some monitors. Please turn up your brightness if that happens!

Jonathan & Lani
Jonathan and Lani's talk was entertaining and informative. Jonathan in particular seemed to love to talk about the craft of acting, though he did have a bit of a tendency to hog the questions for himself.

As Jonathan and Lani's talk ran slightly over time, Anthony and Wayne came into the room and heckled them from the side.

Wayne & Anthony
Wayne and Anthony's talk was fascinating to watch, as high-energy Anthony balanced against intense and generally low-key Wayne.

In this photo, Anthony is trying to demonstrate his claim that for the scream at the final episode of season 4, Gigi helped him scream by grabbing a certain part of his anatomy... "This is the line... This is me stepping over the line..." At this point, Wayne and Anthony offered to play a song from their CD. Some guys dressed as their TV alter-egos brought them some instruments. Amazingly, Wayne's drum was just a sheet over a stool. Anthony soon found that the guitar was pretty badly tuned, and had an incorrect string installed. He played pretty well, despite that!

Despite the crude instrumentation, the performance was excellent. Click on the last image above for a short (soundless) video file of the duo performing (requires QuickTime player).
Continued... More Saturday, Krispy Kreme, Other Randomness, And Some Of The People That We Met.


		As Jonathan and Lani's talk ran slightly over time, Anthony and Wayne came into the room and heckled them from the side.







In this photo, Anthony is trying to demonstrate his claim that for the scream at the final episode of season 4, Gigi helped him scream by grabbing a certain part of his anatomy...	"This is the line... This is me stepping over the line..."	At this point, Wayne and Anthony offered to play a song from their CD. Some guys dressed as their TV alter-egos brought them some instruments.	Amazingly, Wayne's drum was just a sheet over a stool.	Anthony soon found that the guitar was pretty badly tuned, and had an incorrect string installed. He played pretty well, despite that!


Despite the crude instrumentation, the performance was excellent. Click on the last image above for a short (soundless) video file of the duo performing (requires QuickTime player).