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Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
STAGE NAME
moses mayfield
SCHOOL
Graduated from CHS. Working now.

CREATING

In films--working on adaptation of short story from The Acid House by
Irvine Welsh


  

PERFORMING

  

Stage plays-- Triple Threat Dinner Theatre
BOFA , many shows

also the Canterbury Fringe Festival ’00


  

OTHER ACTIVITIES

  

At Rogers Cablevision, I am responsible for making sure that news clips are
cued and played properly, in the position of VTR operator. Also I do in-
studio camera work, filming the anchor of the show, Scott Evans, and the
people he interviews. The people interviewed are mainly CEO's and presidents of local high tech companies. The show is called Ottawa Business Journal.


  

FAVOURITE BOFA MEMORIES

  
Many good memories. One that stands out is when BOFA 2001 was playing a game called Nurse Jesse, it was so wide open and fun, we had never pulled it off as smoothly as we did the Tuesday in Early April at the NAC. I felt like an improv beast. A different great moment fir me occurred when at a school show in May, I had the lead in a character game and the characteristic. . . Rhythmic, it was intense

The day I made the team stands out.

I love the week of anticipation before the Games, knowing how much you and 7 other people have developed since early February. It’s the greatest rush in the world when you hear Canterbury being called to the stage and see the crowds roar.


  

FUTURE PLANS

  

Collaborating on Film projects with Will Alperin (BOFA '01)
Growing a beard
Eating a great sandwich, and travellin'.
Attending the Humber College School of Comedy, starting in September, 2002

 

  

FAVOURITE THING TO DO

  

Anything related to performing

 

  

ENJOYED THE BEST

  

My two years on BOFA. Without a doubt the growth I felt is the most thrilling and educational experience I've ever had.

 

  

MOST PROUD OF
-See Enjoyed the best
-Making the team
-Finishing High School, after breaking its rules without getting caught

My career at Canterbury High School. I know I have accomplished more here than I would have at any other school. At no other school could the
environment be so supportive of everyone’s ideas


  

MOST DIFFICULT/HATED

  
It has been a challenge for me to come to terms with the fact I'll never compete again. I'll miss everything about BOFA. Now my biggest challenge is finding something that will give me the creative satisfaction that the team provided.  
   
   
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