Here I go again, off of the high of people seemingly enjoying my stories, I thought I would share this one that has been stuck in my head for a while, there are another couple of chapters to accompany it if people enjoy. I have a week off from Uni so get in quick if anda want to see some lebih because I probably wont have time once I get back into the hayun, swing of Uni.
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Muzik effortlessly speaks the language of love. It can manipulate the mood of a room with just a couple of bars. It can be bold and striking, sombre and scary atau light and humorous.
A good musician creates melodies without instructions; they just close their eyes and let their feelings at the moment take over. An improvised melody for a musician can be the most intimate insight into their soul. So when David pantai and Katie Jacobs approached Hugh with the idea of Cuddy’s serenade, he was unsure if he should agree to karang it.
Of course he had spent many night sitting in front of his piano, thinking of Lisa, letting his fingertips graze the heartstrings of his most beloved instrument. He loved the sounds of the melodies he made when he focused on Lisa, but he never dared to capture them, although remembering them never seemed to be an issue.
The hari of the shoot came quickly. Hugh had asked for the room to be cleared, however as the last shoot of the episode, it didn’t seem to matter as almost everyone had already left. For Hugh, bearing his soul through his Muzik was much lebih nerve racking and intimate than any naked scene could be.
David approached Hugh as they finished setting the lighting for the shoot.
“Hugh, anda did manage to write something didn’t you? If not we had our Muzik supervisor jot some stuff done.” He berkata as he handed the sheet Muzik to Hugh.
“Oh, it’s fine David, I have something,” he lied, “if anda would like I could play this though,” he continued hopefully.
“No, no, I’m sure whatever anda have is great, okay lets get started. “
Hugh sat down on the piano’s bench and took a sip of the ‘whiskey’ that was in front of him. He took a deep breath and placed his hands on the keys and thought of Lisa…….. Cuddy of course. He was a married man after all.
He was thinking about the relationship these two characters had, but as much as he tried he couldn’t help but turn to think of his own relationship with Lisa Edelstein. Truth be told, their relationship was almost as complicated as “Huddy’s”
He was so deep in thought that he didn’t even hear when the director called ‘cut.’ All he heard was a small shy applause and a bit of a chuckle from his closing bars of “You can’t always get what anda want.”
He thought that she had left along with the rest of the crew, but there was no denying that she was there, her smokey grey eyes filled with unshed tears, bewilderment across her face. Neither of them berkata anything, just stared into the souls of one another.
Unbeknownst to them, when David saw the moment between these two actors he gave the signal to the cameraman to continue filming. Maybe he would consider a rewrite to this episode. There was no doubt that in his mind that these two had what it took to pull of the relationship, onscreen and off.
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Muzik effortlessly speaks the language of love. It can manipulate the mood of a room with just a couple of bars. It can be bold and striking, sombre and scary atau light and humorous.
A good musician creates melodies without instructions; they just close their eyes and let their feelings at the moment take over. An improvised melody for a musician can be the most intimate insight into their soul. So when David pantai and Katie Jacobs approached Hugh with the idea of Cuddy’s serenade, he was unsure if he should agree to karang it.
Of course he had spent many night sitting in front of his piano, thinking of Lisa, letting his fingertips graze the heartstrings of his most beloved instrument. He loved the sounds of the melodies he made when he focused on Lisa, but he never dared to capture them, although remembering them never seemed to be an issue.
The hari of the shoot came quickly. Hugh had asked for the room to be cleared, however as the last shoot of the episode, it didn’t seem to matter as almost everyone had already left. For Hugh, bearing his soul through his Muzik was much lebih nerve racking and intimate than any naked scene could be.
David approached Hugh as they finished setting the lighting for the shoot.
“Hugh, anda did manage to write something didn’t you? If not we had our Muzik supervisor jot some stuff done.” He berkata as he handed the sheet Muzik to Hugh.
“Oh, it’s fine David, I have something,” he lied, “if anda would like I could play this though,” he continued hopefully.
“No, no, I’m sure whatever anda have is great, okay lets get started. “
Hugh sat down on the piano’s bench and took a sip of the ‘whiskey’ that was in front of him. He took a deep breath and placed his hands on the keys and thought of Lisa…….. Cuddy of course. He was a married man after all.
He was thinking about the relationship these two characters had, but as much as he tried he couldn’t help but turn to think of his own relationship with Lisa Edelstein. Truth be told, their relationship was almost as complicated as “Huddy’s”
He was so deep in thought that he didn’t even hear when the director called ‘cut.’ All he heard was a small shy applause and a bit of a chuckle from his closing bars of “You can’t always get what anda want.”
He thought that she had left along with the rest of the crew, but there was no denying that she was there, her smokey grey eyes filled with unshed tears, bewilderment across her face. Neither of them berkata anything, just stared into the souls of one another.
Unbeknownst to them, when David saw the moment between these two actors he gave the signal to the cameraman to continue filming. Maybe he would consider a rewrite to this episode. There was no doubt that in his mind that these two had what it took to pull of the relationship, onscreen and off.
