Fri Dec 10, 2004 2:51 pm
meowth1982 wrote:Fake it. Seriously. The better you fake it, the more likely are you are to actually cry. I've done this more times than I can count on state. Do it in front of a mirror, make SURE that you practice practice practice!
And that's what 5 years of 3 musicals a year has taught me
I agree, crying also sounds kind of like you're laughing sometimes.. so try to sort of.. er, make a sad laugh... fakishly!
Fri Dec 10, 2004 8:17 pm
I'll let you in on my secret. It works like a charm.
BNow, see, I have spots. I use some strong spot cream-type stuff called a 'Witch Stick'. And every time I use it under my eyes, my eyes water. So, when I need to pretend to cry, I rub alot on my cheekbones and hey presto - ;__;
I think Vic works to the same effect, too
BNow, see, I have spots. I use some strong spot cream-type stuff called a 'Witch Stick'. And every time I use it under my eyes, my eyes water. So, when I need to pretend to cry, I rub alot on my cheekbones and hey presto - ;__;
I think Vic works to the same effect, too