Day 3 -- March 9

First up-- Deputy Kalish-kabob. I arrived a little early. No traffic. Not a bad call time. Everything going smoothly. Make-up. Costume. Harness. Everything going very smoothly. Report to the set. Get into skewered position. Like clockwork. And lo and behold, within two hours I was done for the day. A couple extra hours of work worth about 1000 bucks. What a gig!

And so my first day on the Rumpelstiltskin set has happily bloomed into three cash-filled days, including one for over thirteen hours. No additional work, of course, just the ever-expanding schedule of a slightly unorganized set. The problem: Lots of make-up, special effects, and stunts. Hard on them, good for me.

And that was a wrap for my indoor scenes. I will be back, of course, pre-hanging, to finally deliver a couple of lines as I move outside. Should be a long, cold, late night when that one finally rolls around.

Go on to Day 4

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