[vlogilvie]

Yesterday I had a great day. I meet up with Jana from the Let's Talk about Disney Podcast. We rode Buzz Lightyears and Splash Mountain. After that I went over to Epcot for some Sushi at the Japan Pavillion. I am having so much fun being able to go the parks as much as I want too.

Opps, I just realized I posted this on the wrong thread. Sorry didn't mean to threadjack.

[RowdyRAider]

Sorry I've been away from answering ya'lls Qs guys. There's many reasons why CPs won't be able to do Entertainment. A lot of it is the hourse, since a CP is guaranteed 30 hours but that can easily cut into a Full Timer's guaranteed hours by their contracts. Also, since the audition locations are so few and far in between, only a handful of CP hopefuls even get a chance to audition. This would make it more fair.

As far as what exactly falls under Entertainment jurisdiction, it's the characters, attendants, shows and parades of the parks. Note not all shows are Entertainment classified, like Smear, Splat and Dip the juggler painters in DAK. They're equity performers, and they don't work for Entertainment. The professional stunts, juggling, singing, etc. are roles called equity and are contractual jobs because they're professional entertainers.