BAD AUDITION-- "Was That Perfect"

BAD AUDITION Episode #102 "Was That Perfect" 

Starring Kate Orlando, John Broccolo, Mikayla Ryan, 

Kate Davis Campbell, Miranda Coker, Gregory Kay, 

and Jackson Bond, Jr.  

Directed by Kendra Liedle

 

This past fall, I had the opportunity to work with a tremendous group of people on the new web series,  Bad Audition, created by Kate Orlando.  The series follows struggling actress, Elizabeth Park, as she "battles fame seekers, over-acting actors, clichéd scripts, and self obsessed directors in her search for stardom one bad audition at a time."

Creator Kate Orlando has talent, spunk,  and loads of ambition.  As series creator, writer, producer, and star of the series, she certainly had her work cut out for her!  With the collaborative efforts of a small, Los Angeles-based crew, Orlando was able to beautifully pull it all together. 

I was delighted to be a part of it, having directed Episode #102 (Seen above)

BAD AUDITION recently premiered in Los Angeles.  

Watch Season One on Youtube and support independent filmmakers!   

Click here to find the series on Facebook.

 Copyright © 2013 by K. Liedle

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