Costume Fitting for GI Joe II: Retaliation for October-2012

My fitting lasted almost TWO, NOT ONE, but yes, I said two hours from 11am-1pm. All because I had to try a certain outfit on where if the shirt fit, the pants did not, or the jacket fit, but the shirt was too small, nothing was coming together at all. It was embarrassing to change all those clothes so many times to formulate the right attire for the taping of my scenes on next Mondays & we are going to have to be outside as well, oh I am going to get dreadful flashbacks of when I filmed Abe Lincoln-Vampire Hunter in all those wool clothes and was sweating my ass off to death. Louisiana is a hot city especially because here we do not get a chance to see the season of Winter. It gets cold, but not the kind of cold people see in New York City, Utah, Colorado, etc. The only thing that we did not have to work on was the shoes, the shoes that I wore there were the only thing that the costume girl approved of. It is really cool to be involved in all the preparations that go into a film. I love seeing the wardrobe people, the cast members, the fake wigs, blood, special effects, etc. All the characteristics that it takes to make a film a huge success. I love being in that atmosphere-I just love love love love it so very much!