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Acting Income (Podcast)
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Ben’s Books

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Published by Allworth Press (2012), Long-Form Improv: The Complete Guide to Creating Characters, Sustaining Scenes, and Performing Extraordinary Harolds is available at Barnes & Noble stores and on Amazon.

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The Stand-In Handbook: Stand-In Central’s Guide to Standing In in Television and Film was first released in 2012. It is available for download at Stand-In Central.

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The Callsheet Cheatsheet: Stand-In Central’s Guide to Deciphering Callsheet Abbreviations was first released in 2015. It is available for download at Stand-In Central.

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The Fi-Core Workbook: A Guide for the Screen Actor Deciding Whether to Declare Financial Core Status was first released in 2015. It is available for download at Fi-Core Central.

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Did You Know?

Ben is the author of the popular acting book Long-Form Improv.

Ben founded the website Stand-In Central to teach stand-ins about the job.

Ben originated several roles in the world premiere production of Joan Ackermann’s play Marcus Is Walking.

Ben worked briefly in the casting office for the first season of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

While working on Nurse Jackie, Ben had a walking commute of only two minutes from home to set.

Ben has stood in for Jason Bateman on four films.

From Season 2 through Season 7, Ben stood in for Peter Facinelli on Nurse Jackie. He also played Dr. Solomon.

Ben stood in for Leonardo DiCaprio for reshoots of The Departed.

Ben serves on the board of directors for the New York Society for General Semantics.

Ben stood in for Justin Timberlake on a Target commercial.

Ben’s one-act play After Class had its NYC debut at The Theatre-Studio, Inc., on February 12, 2000.

Ben attended the Ohio State University at Mansfield for two years while in high school, and landed the lead in its production of Enter Laughing.

One of Ben’s first NYC roommates was actor Ashley Palmer of Paranormal Activity fame.

Ben performs Pentecostal-style improvised sermons under the nom de guerre ”The Reverend Raymond Nader.”

Ben has stood in for many of today’s top comic talents, including Jason Sudeikis, Seth Meyers, Seth Rogen, Jason Bateman, Peter Facinelli, and John Oliver.

Ben serves on the board of trustees for the Institute of General Semantics.

Ben attended Otterbein College with actor Sam Jaeger of Parenthood fame.

Ben is a high school valedictorian and summa cum laude college graduate.

Ben’s first television role was on Law & Order.

Ben has qualified three times for the Boston Marathon.

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“With some reservations but mostly with conviction, I use the word narrative as a synonym for god, with a small g. I know it is risky to do so, not only because the word god, having an aura of sacredness, is not to be used lightly, but also because it calls to mind a fixed figure or image. But it is the purpose of such figures or images to direct one’s mind to an idea and, more to my point, to a story — not any kind of story, but one that tells of origins and envisions a future, a story that constructs ideas, prescribes rules of conduct, provides a source of authority, and, above all, gives a sense of continuity and purpose. A god, in the sense I am using the word, is the name of a great narrative, one that has sufficient credibility, complexity, and symbolic power to enable one to organize one’s life around it.”

— Neil Postman, The End of Education