The A-Z of great thespianism.

I thought I'd compile a list of all the faces I might potentially need over my acting career, so I can practice them, and get real good at them. It's a plan, and I do love plans. I shall start.

agitated
alarmed
aloof
amazed
amused
ambiguously emotional
angry
angst-ridden
apathetic
ashamed
awed

bamboozled
baffled
bashful
bemused
betrayed
bewildered
bewitched
bitter
blank
blissful
blithe
bloated
bloodthirsty
bored
bothered

And there you go..

Ok, so it's a- some of b,but there's enough there to practice for now. Now what exactly is the difference between bamboozled and bewildered?

That's it, I'm putting together resume.

For acting. A little bit about what I've done. A very little bit, because it's not much, and under skills I'll put "very good at making anxious, inquisitive, scared and thoughtful faces. Experiences in bath scenes. Doesn't have much experience with dialogue but knows some English."

I might need to fill it out a bit.