Today I played a penthouse cocktail party guest for a commercial titled “Lovely” for a Coty Playboy fragrance.

Today I played a wardrobe assistant on Episode 421 of the television series 30 Rock.

Today I played a Grand Central pedestrian and stood in for Matthew Settle in Episode 322 (“Untitled”) of the television series Gossip Girl.

Yesterday into early this morning I played a beefeater, a club goer, and even a bouncer in addition to standing in for Episode 418 (“London Calling”) of the television series Ugly Betty. The beefeater bit should be fun.

Today I played a waiter in just one take of Episode 613 (“Press”) of the television series Rescue Me.

Watch for me in Season 2 of Showtime’s awesome series, Nurse Jackie! The first episode (which I’ve gotten to see) is fantastic and it comes out on March 22, 2010, at 10pm Eastern.

You will see my scooting around in the episodes toward the end of the season. In addition to playing a doctor, I was the stand-in for Peter Facinelli for much of the second half of the season. Peter Facinelli plays Dr. Cooper, aka Coop.

I just saw the subway posters up today and had to get a photo before the grafitti made it on.

I’ve been working on a website dedicated to the work of the TV/film stand-in. It’s called Stand-In Central and I officially released it earlier in the day.

Stand-In Central is aimed at being a friendly and helpful resource for learning how to do the job of the stand-in. It features a Tips & Tricks Blog, a definition of the stand-in along with a list of responsibilities, an outline of equipment needed, a narrative of the typical routine, and a glossary. You can also discuss posts or ask a question about standing in and have Stand-In Central answer it in a future blog post.

In the coming weeks, I’ll be circulating promotional materials to put it on people’s radars. For now, pass along the website to anyone who looks as if he or she might benefit from the website.

I got video of the comic improvised sermon I did last night at the Brooklyn Arts Exchange as the Reverend Raymond Nader.

The suggestion I got was a composite of “bikini wax” and the sound “sss” I heard in the audience when I solicted a suggestion. It turned out to be one of my best sermons to date.

Watch it here.