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| Mike is often right You can't overlook that fact.
Kristin has been wrong a lot too in the past.. more then Ausiello 
The Ryan Merriman site though lists something about Gravity. Quote: The Gravity of Pilot Season
Ryan Report 2nd Qtr. 2007
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Pilot season came and went. I
arrived in an ice storm, but things
quickly heated up. Three weeks into
pilot season, I booked a new series
presentation for the CW network,
called Gravity. I was reluctant to
consider doing a TV series again, and
almost didn’t take the final network
meeting, but this one just kept coming
back to me and somehow seemed
right. I was actually on my way to a
film meeting when I checked with my
agent, who told me they had come
back and wanted me to be at the
network test. I told her…”Tell them I’ll
be there.” With only fifteen minutes to
spare, I changed clothes, grabbed the
material for Gravity and headed to the
network test.
Once I signed on, everything looked
good, and I was actually excited to be
a part of it. I had a chance to meet a
fellow cast member, get to know the
producers and director a bit, and life
was looking good. Then, just as I was
planning to close the apartment and
pack the car for the road trip back
to Oklahoma and get ready for my
trip to Vancouver to begin shooting,
things came to a screeching halt. The
pilot lost its show runner and other
things began to fall apart. Not being
able to pull it back together in time to
shoot the presentation for the current
season, the project went on hold.
There is still a small hope that the
project can be lined up to be ready for
next season, but it’s a long shot right
now. We will have to see how the cards
fall for this one. I would certainly be
willing to sign on again if it comes
back around. I really liked the project
and the people associated with it. I
come from a family of law enforcement
officers, my grandfather and two
uncles. Playing a young rookie cop was
something that really interested me.
Pilot season for me, whether it was
auditioning for film or TV, had
more ups and downs than any roller
coaster ride I went on while shooting
FD3. There were extreme highs
and moments of excitement and
anticipation, several twists and turns
and then, just like Gravity, often in
this business what goes up sometimes
comes down. I never let it get to me.
As an actor, and in life too, you just
have to be ready to move forward, say
“next” and then be ready to bounce
in any direction. So, right now I’m
bouncing and staying true to my
motto…Rock Steady!
This season I read for some great
projects, took some amazing meetings
with a lot of respected and very
influential producers, directors and
casting directors in the industry, and I
am confident that some of the ground
work I laid in LA during pilot season
will come full circle for me in time.
There will always be the right project
for me at the right time, I am confident
of that. http://ryanmerrimanweb.com/fans/news...n%20Report.pdf | too lazy to make the text all pretty!  __________________ Did you say it? 'I love you. I don't ever want to live without you. You changed my life.' Did you say it? Make a plan. Set a goal. Work toward it, but every now and then, look around; Drink it in 'cause this is it. It might all be gone tomorrow." ღ Karen ღ | Icon: daquien@LJ |
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