Comments on: The Honest Kitchen Gives Tracie’s People 10% http://www.traciehotchner.com/blog/575/the-honest-kitchen-gives-tracies-people-10/ Cat & Dog Topics from the Author of The Cat Bible & The Dog Bible Sat, 02 Jul 2011 01:55:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 By: Tracie http://www.traciehotchner.com/blog/575/the-honest-kitchen-gives-tracies-people-10/comment-page-1/#comment-5225 Tracie Mon, 12 Oct 2009 03:27:38 +0000 http://www.traciehotchner.com/blog/?p=575#comment-5225 Seamus - I think you are the cat's meow (sic)! This film looks enchanting and I salute your willingness as an actor to be upstaged not by one dog - but by an entire troupe of them! I wish you all good things in your career and will be happy to help in any way I can. Seamus – I think you are the cat’s meow (sic)! This film looks enchanting and I salute your willingness as an actor to be upstaged not by one dog – but by an entire troupe of them! I wish you all good things in your career and will be happy to help in any way I can.

]]> By: seamusmulcahy http://www.traciehotchner.com/blog/575/the-honest-kitchen-gives-tracies-people-10/comment-page-1/#comment-5222 seamusmulcahy Tue, 29 Sep 2009 02:32:31 +0000 http://www.traciehotchner.com/blog/?p=575#comment-5222 Dear Tracie, First must apologies that My message is not on topic. But after reading much about you and knowing your work, this seems to be the only way to reach you, (or someone who works for you). I'm an Actor in New York, (or was) I'm currently attending the Yale School of Drama, getting my Masters in Acting. But before that, and while my acting career was picking up I created The Dog Film Company. In short, I make films for Dogs and Dog Lovers, and I've just released my first DVD called SHAKESPAWS. Yes, It's dogs performing Shakespeare scenes. While I was in NYC, and in between shows, I did a lot of Dog sitting and Dog walking and came across a habit that all owners had, leaving their TVs on for their dogs. So I've created a DVD which plays on a loop and, best of all, can be enjoyed by both dog and owner. From all your works, books, articles, etc, I thought wow! I would love to send you a copy of Shakespaws and hear your thoughts on it. If you're interested please let me know. I'm really excited about entertainment that can cross both dog and human boundary, if that's even possible. And I'm also trying to explore Dog anxiety, especially separation anxiety. I feel that sights and sounds, like in humans, can play a vital role in aiding an animal. I would love to start a dialogue with expert like yourself. I can ramble on and on, but I have to read Euripides "The Bacchae." I have class on Saturdays. I look forward to hearing form you. Respectfully yours, Seamus Mucalhy 803.235.5032 seamus@thedogfilm.com PS: please check out both my websites www.thedogfilm.com and www.seamusmulcahy.com (if you have a change.) Dear Tracie,

First must apologies that My message is not on topic.
But after reading much about you and knowing your work, this seems to be the only way to reach you, (or someone who works for you).

I’m an Actor in New York, (or was) I’m currently attending the Yale School of Drama, getting my Masters in Acting. But before that, and while my acting career was picking up I created The Dog Film Company. In short, I make films for Dogs and Dog Lovers, and I’ve just released my first DVD called SHAKESPAWS. Yes, It’s dogs performing Shakespeare scenes. While I was in NYC, and in between shows, I did a lot of Dog sitting and Dog walking and came across a habit that all owners had, leaving their TVs on for their dogs. So I’ve created a DVD which plays on a loop and, best of all, can be enjoyed by both dog and owner. From all your works, books, articles, etc, I thought wow! I would love to send you a copy of Shakespaws and hear your thoughts on it. If you’re interested please let me know. I’m really excited about entertainment that can cross both dog and human boundary, if that’s even possible. And I’m also trying to explore Dog anxiety, especially separation anxiety. I feel that sights and sounds, like in humans, can play a vital role in aiding an animal. I would love to start a dialogue with expert like yourself. I can ramble on and on, but I have to read Euripides “The Bacchae.” I have class on Saturdays. I look forward to hearing form you. Respectfully yours, Seamus Mucalhy
803.235.5032 seamus@thedogfilm.com
PS: please check out both my websites http://www.thedogfilm.com and http://www.seamusmulcahy.com (if you have a change.)

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