Kristin Keating's Page

Just so you know , I was the one who approved your membership.

Keep that in mind....

Just to let you know, I just approve of you, generally.

So, welcome the new site!

Darn it! I wasn't the first one to approve OR greet you. Man, you have to be quick on this site. All I can say is.... WELL IT'S ABOUT TIME you came dragging in! Where have you been, young lady? What's that you say... on stage?

Hey, congrats on your successful performance last night. I hear people are crazy about "Crazy Mary." Wish I could have been there. I'll do my best to get up there before the show ends. Welcome home! I hope you like your new room in the House of CASA. If you click my icon it will take you to my page. Remember you can always post a comment on the page or use the "Send a Message" link below my photo to send a private message to my inbox. Let me know if you have questions, comments or suggestions about the site. If you want, I can also use the chat -->> to the right to walk you through customizing your My Page. -- Cheryl

Is this the real Kristin or the impostor?

Glad you could make it. Let me know if you have any questions about getting around in here (and I'll refer you to someone who knows the answers).
Rick

Hey Friend,
We might need a picture of your head for our website cast page for Highwayman. We are almost done with that. Check it out if you get the chance.
Macleish

Come to the "Not So Hollywood" night at The Bug, Tues March 10 at 8 pm to see Reel-Illusionary Zone! Yeah!

Hi Kristin:
Thank you again for reading the part of Kathy today! This is only the second time I've had my work read, and it is very exciting to see my characters come to life in such capable hands!!!
- Jim

Hello there! I just joined here. Please check out my profile and add me as a friend here please if you like! I am in Denver now but will be in Florida till Spring. I am looking for local films to get involved with. I also own a full studio just north of Tampa Florida if you ever shoot out there let me know! I will put up photos soon.

Announding auditions for Papercat Films’ indie short "Skeletons", directed by Kristine Hipps
“Skeletons” is a story about family, devotion, love, art, crime, guilt, bad habits, and the way we cling to our kin like anchors in the ocean of our crazy lives. The film opens at a memorial service for the character of Alex, and is interspersed with flashbacks and snippets of home videos taken over the years.

AUDITIONS: Wednesday October 14th, 7pm – 9pm at the John Hand Theater, Room 206.
Please send photo and resume to kris_hipps@yahoo.com

SHOOT DATES: Sunday October 25th, noon to 4pm, and Tuesday October 27th 4pm – 10pm.
Gary Otte will act as DP on the project, which will be shot on Hi-Def DV.
*There will also be a casual, partly-improvised shoot for a “home video” of a Cain family Christmas party to be scheduled in November. The date of this shoot is more flexible since we’ll be filming on a mini-DV camcorder, and can be scheduled around cast members’ conflicts.

Location: The home of Sara and Jeremiah Michael, 5785 S. Lakeview St. in Littleton, 80120

Rehearsal Dates: I am willing to work around actors’ schedules, but the days I have set aside for rehearsals are Sun Oct 18th thru Thurs Oct 22nd, so all actors must have some availability within that time frame.
Info/Conflict sheets will be supplied at auditions.

CHARACTERS:

Holly: 30’s, an artist, single, independent, outspoken and fiercely protective of her siblings.
Tom: brother to Holly and Jill, late 20s, a writer for a hip men’s magazine, a quick-witted cad with a big heart.
Jill: sister to Holly and Tom, 30s, strong in her faith in God, a bit emotionally repressed but extremely kind, intelligent and giving - would give you the shirt off her back, with a small sermon tucked into the pocket.
Alex: Her husband, 40s, a chronic out-of-work alcoholic who has allowed hopelessness to take over, often taking it out on Jill. Killed in a drunk-driving accident, he is presented in the “home videos” section of the film only.
Jean: Their mother, 50s-late 60s, also strong in her faith, kind and loving, a rock to her family
Sam: Their father, 60s – 70s, handsome, with a small-time criminal past and an infectious charm that hides a sociopathic nature
Wanda: Their cousin, 20s, funky, has no reservations about saying the word “dildo” at a memorial service.
Mark: Her boyfriend, 20s-30s
Katy: Alex’s sister, 30s, a small-town woman, remorseful about not being there enough for her brother, feels guilt over his death.
Donna: Alex’s mother, 60s – 70s, a tired woman, stunned and confused over her son’s death.
Friends and Family: Guests at Alex’s memorial service, as well as Christmas party guests in the “home video” portion of the film.

It will be great to see you! Can you come at 7:30? The John Hand Theater Building, 7653 East 1st Place,in Lowry (Denver proper) 80230, Room 206. Best to mapquest it, cuz Lowry can be tricky.