Cuesheet

Looking Through Glass

Lines spoken by Alison (Total: 207)

 
(0, 1) 17 Turn that off please, Bethan.
 
(0, 1) 25 ou.
(0, 1) 26 Can you wave your arms please?
(0, 1) 27 The light sensor is just above you.
(0, 1) 28 Yes wave...
(0, 1) 29 Keep waving.
 
(0, 1) 31 Good.
(0, 1) 32 There we are.
(0, 1) 33 Thank you.
(0, 1) 34 What's your name?
 
(0, 1) 38 Fucksake.
(0, 1) 39 Wave your arms.
 
(0, 1) 42 Yes we know that.
(0, 1) 43 Same as yesterday.
(0, 1) 44 Wave.
 
(0, 1) 46 WAVE.
 
(0, 1) 49 Wave.
 
(0, 1) 52 Wave
 
(0, 1) 55 Wave.
 
(0, 1) 58 WAIT.
 
(0, 1) 60 WAIT... at the same time.
(0, 1) 61 After three... one, two...
 
(0, 1) 63 After three.
(0, 1) 64 One, two, three!
 
(0, 1) 67 No, you went on three, not after.
(0, 1) 68 Again...
(0, 1) 69 One, two, three,
(0, 1) 70 NOW!
 
(0, 1) 73 Don't ask.
(0, 1) 74 Millions of license fee payers' money to create a brand new state of the art producing house and they put fucking light sensors in the studios and bloody vinyl on the recording floor.
(0, 1) 75 It's a sore point!
(0, 1) 76 Sometimes you pay more than peanuts and you still get fucking monkeys.
(0, 1) 77 Could be worse though, the news department now has their live broadcast feed overlooking open plan unisex lavatories.
(0, 1) 78 Very unfortunate incident recently had Lucy Owen still on mic whilst taking a shit as Babita Sharma read the news.
(0, 1) 79 The aftermath of which was seen and heard by the nation as she conspicuously popped to the next cubicle for more toilet paper.
(0, 1) 80 There we are, a bit of goss from the gloss for you.
(0, 1) 81 Many more where they came from.
(0, 1) 82 Anyway, moving on...
(0, 1) 83 You can stop now Gwenith.
 
(0, 1) 86 So quite simply, I will be running the session as normal and he, she or it that shows the most promise hereof will be offered a position, to start with immediate effect, next month, so you can be set up on the payroll scheme, which will be less than you imagine due to the ever rising license fee dodgers and the nature of the position.
(0, 1) 87 I would ask the lucky selectee to run by the canteen before you leave today, though, and get me a cortado from our express service with a pistachio syrup shot please... it's not much to ask considering, and the least you can do.
(0, 1) 88 If the others could just leave as quietly as possible and not use the facilities.
(0, 1) 89 The head honcho is keen for you not to be seen but please do pop something in the donation box for this experience, that they are keen on.
(0, 1) 90 Just so you know, I have fought tooth and nail for this unique interview process, and some doubted, doubted aloud in plain earshot.
(0, 1) 91 A doubting Thomas... ess...
(0, 1) 92 Thomestress!
(0, 1) 93 Yes, one in particular, Jan Boules, but what does she know, she's local, moronic and exceedingly fat!
(0, 1) 94 The lardy contents of which I believe is pressing against her tiny clit-sized pea brain and forcing her to squeeze out words that make no sense whatsoever and need discarding, like a crusty shit straight from a cat's anus.
(0, 1) 95 The cat analogy is not actually important there but she does resemble one's anus.
(0, 1) 96 So let's prove her chunky skull otherwise shall we and find the best man for the job?
(0, 1) 97 Oh sorry, PC police, 'or woman'.
(0, 1) 98 I know what you're thinking... but she is excessively fatter than that.
 
(0, 1) 100 That doesn't even scratch the surface.
 
(0, 1) 102 You are going to have to work harder today, the saying is true...
(0, 1) 103 Thank you.
(0, 1) 104 Now I say this to everyone working below me, I said it to Fabian , our previous assistant producer, and I'm saying to you, this job will send you mad but the question is, how far are you willing to go?
(0, 1) 105 That should become your mantra and I will be looking for those prepared to go the extra mile.
(0, 1) 106 You will be tested, and if you can't stand the heat get the fuck out of my kitchen because this is a harsh profession and I cook à la carte.
(0, 1) 107 You'll see the menu works a treat and trust me, you'll thank me for it in the long run.
(0, 1) 108 Now, I can safely say we didn't find anyone yesterday on our first day, yippee for you, but that does mean the pressure is on you guys today.
(0, 1) 109 So, so, so... before we meet the artistes can I just let you know unfortunately we couldn't get who we wanted so just bear that in mind.
 
(0, 1) 112 Now we do have a little time before we begin and I will always suggest arriving a little earlier to make yourself look presentable.
(0, 1) 113 I can see some of you made the effort and some of you...
(0, 1) 114 Well, let's go through.
 
(0, 1) 117 If you haven't made the effort to cover up the truth before the interview, how can we trust you'll be as diligent after?
 
(0, 1) 120 For fuck's sake!
(0, 1) 121 Are you alright in there?
(0, 1) 122 I don't want you marking those.
 
(0, 1) 126 I don't speak Welsh.
 
(0, 1) 128 And I'm fine with that.
 
(0, 1) 130 Fine.
(0, 1) 131 Well, can you just be careful.
(0, 1) 132 Those are ergonomic, metal, leather and polished aluminium chairs with a rubberwood base.
 
(0, 1) 134 They're from Indonesia.
 
(0, 1) 138 Well they are a small people.
(0, 1) 139 And I am sorry but I will need you to take off your shoes again.
 
(0, 1) 142 Is that part of the condition?
 
(0, 1) 144 Shoes.
(0, 1) 145 Lovely, thank you.
 
(0, 1) 148 Don't help her, they don't like it nowadays.
(0, 1) 149 Best thing to do is just watch.
(0, 1) 150 We are waiting for someone called Ivor Tittenson anyway so unless you have any questions, no?
(0, 1) 151 Good.
(0, 1) 152 Let's watch.
 
(0, 1) 156 And socks today.
 
(0, 1) 158 Honestly they love it.
 
(0, 1) 162 How are you today Gwenith?
 
(0, 1) 168 Oh well that's sweet.
(0, 1) 169 I don't get pictures, Gwenith, because I chose a career instead.
 
(0, 1) 171 I don't think so.
 
(0, 1) 174 Not really.
 
(0, 1) 176 They're lying.
(0, 1) 177 Anyway, it must be terribly difficult in a chair but I guess now you know what it feels like to be in a pram, so you have a lot in common.
(0, 1) 178 That's a plus.
 
(0, 1) 180 Always turn a negative into a positive.
 
(0, 1) 182 Now I pushed you quite hard yesterday, Gwenith, so I'll ease off a bit today.
(0, 1) 183 Let's give Ivor a run-around today shall we?
(0, 1) 184 He needs a push in the right direction and us girls have got to stick together.
 
(0, 1) 187 Yes fine.
 
(0, 1) 189 See, the thing is, she ticked a lot of boxes so it's best to keep her onside.
(0, 1) 190 We needed a disabled Welsh-speaking black actor but you tell me where we're supposed to find them?
(0, 1) 191 They're all in London.
(0, 1) 192 And talking of ticking boxes, don't forget that you are competing with each other.
(0, 1) 193 Say hello to the person on your right and left.
(0, 1) 194 Do it now.
(0, 1) 195 Get to know your competition because they are potentially your worst enemy.
(0, 1) 196 They may have done more prep than you.
(0, 1) 197 And prep is everything.
(0, 1) 198 Ask the gays.
(0, 1) 199 You will be the shit on my shoe but they're expensive shoes and one day you could be wearing them.
(0, 1) 200 Fuck, I'm inspired!
 
(0, 2) 231 Why are you late?
 
(0, 2) 233 Why are you a little late?
 
(0, 2) 237 I thought he was on holiday?
 
(0, 2) 239 No, he definitely is.
(0, 2) 240 Says in my calendar.
 
(0, 2) 243 Yes.
(0, 2) 244 It is.
 
(0, 2) 250 Don't bring your gayness into it, Ivor.
 
(0, 2) 252 I love the gays but I didn't expect my husband to be one.
 
(0, 2) 254 Right.
(0, 2) 255 Where's this accident then?
 
(0, 2) 257 I think I get reports, I should let people know.
 
(0, 2) 264 You're deviating.
(0, 2) 265 Are you alright?
(0, 2) 266 You seem flustered.
 
(0, 2) 276 Ignore him.
 
(0, 2) 278 He's being punished.
(0, 2) 279 Previous assistant producer, long story.
(0, 2) 280 You probably heard.
(0, 2) 281 But why were you late?
(0, 2) 282 You must have been late for a reason.
(0, 2) 283 Is everything ok at home?
 
(0, 2) 285 No
 
(0, 2) 288 But thank you for noticing.
(0, 2) 289 So all ok at home?
 
(0, 2) 301 But why?
(0, 2) 302 You've kept us waiting, so we at least deserve to know the truth.
 
(0, 2) 304 /Do you want to go tune your big violin so it's ready?
 
(0, 2) 306 It needs doing again.
(0, 2) 307 I strummed it when you were throwing yourself at the trainees and the strings have gone slack.
 
(0, 2) 310 I could see that.
(0, 2) 311 I'm not sure how numb you are down there but that gentleman had his finger inside you so just be careful.
(0, 2) 312 Easy target in a chair.
(0, 2) 313 Don't be a drip, Gwenith.
 
(0, 2) 315 Reverse.
 
(0, 2) 317 Come to the window.
(0, 2) 318 You're forgetting, I know you Ivor.
(0, 2) 319 You're always early.
(0, 2) 320 Same yesterday.
(0, 2) 321 What's going on?
(0, 2) 322 Few disagreements?
(0, 2) 323 Things not working out?
 
(0, 2) 328 Can't teach an old dog new tricks.
(0, 2) 329 Sit down.
(0, 2) 330 Slender tone?
 
(0, 2) 332 Haven't had it long then?
 
(0, 2) 335 Ok, let's crack on.
(0, 2) 336 Sit down, Ivor.
 
(0, 2) 341 Bear with.
 
(0, 2) 343 So easy to wind up.
 
(0, 2) 355 We got all the main scenes done yesterday, well-done me, so it's all the poems today and just the crowd fillers, background audio and soundscape, and maybe some pick-ups.
 
(0, 2) 357 You two can help so stay in there.
(0, 2) 358 Can we position ourselves around the central mic for the sounds of excited clams.
 
(0, 2) 363 So I'm making an executive decision here with the soundscape, because unfortunately we're not going to have the writer, Gwilym, here today.
(0, 2) 364 He decided after I called him last night it's best not to come in today because of his illness, but let's not mention it to the actors and bring a dampener on the whole thing.
(0, 2) 365 We'll probably get a lot more done without him anyway, so...
 
(0, 2) 367 I have no idea, but the flakiness was definitely becoming an issue for everyone involved.
(0, 2) 368 He's obviously got something.
(0, 2) 369 I mean it was everywhere.
(0, 2) 370 Anyway, I said let's not dwell.
(0, 2) 371 We can cover all things Gwil in the debrief.
 
(0, 2) 373 So this is to accompany 'The Walrus and The Carpenter' poem Ivor did yesterday.
 
(0, 2) 376 Well, we would love to hear, consider {to the interns}, then trash {back to Ivor} those ideas if we have time.
 
(0, 2) 378 Always fool actors into thinking their ideas are valid, you don't want to lose them.
 
(0, 2) 380 Are we all behind the marks?
(0, 2) 381 Good.
(0, 2) 382 The Oyster scene.
(0, 2) 383 You have been lured out of the sea and promised a story by two friendly strangers: a large toothy seal who hangs out with a carpenter.
(0, 2) 384 They will eventually eat you whole, in a seaman-like way.
(0, 2) 385 You are excited, jolly and clammy.
(0, 2) 386 We'll give you the light in a sec, bear with...
 
(0, 2) 388 I'd like you to mark down the takes as we go.
(0, 2) 389 In whatever style you've learned so we know where we are and where we can cut from and to.
(0, 2) 390 We may get a clean one but that's doubtful.
(0, 2) 391 Bethan will call out the numbers.
 
(0, 2) 400 No one wants to hear that.
(0, 2) 401 Ready?
 
(0, 2) 411 And again.
(0, 2) 412 We'll give you the light.
 
(0, 2) 422 And again.
(0, 2) 423 We'll give you the light.
 
(0, 2) 432 Can I hear them individually?
(0, 2) 433 Ivor?
 
(0, 2) 435 You?
 
(0, 2) 437 You?
 
(0, 2) 439 Gwenith?
 
(0, 2) 441 There it is.
(0, 2) 442 Again.
 
(0, 2) 446 Again.
 
(0, 2) 449 Again.
 
(0, 2) 452 Again.
 
(0, 2) 458 Good.
(0, 2) 459 Remember what I said.
 
(0, 2) 461 Nosey, nosey.
 
(0, 2) 464 Don't ask.
 
(0, 2) 466 We'll give you the light.