Zero Day // Interview
This afternoon I attended an interview for the television series Zero Day.
This afternoon I attended an interview for the television series Zero Day.
Today I had an interview to stand in for Gabriel Basso on the television series The Night Agent.
Today I recorded a chapter from Trial by Fire (The Inner Realms Book One) by Eric Patrick Shriey.
Today I did a photo shoot and stood in for John Oliver on Episode 903 of the television series Last Week Tonight.
Today, the Institute of General Semantics published on its website version 2 of my ebook, Listener’s Guide for IGS 1948 Summer Seminar-Workshop.
The ebook is included within a newly expanded MP3 collection of audio recordings I digitized from the IGS archives. The ebook helps lay out what happened at the 1948 course at Millbrook School in New York and provides valuable historical insight into the lectures contained in the collection.
My interest in general semantics goes back to my freshman year of college. I am a long-time board member for IGS and am also its […]
This afternoon I was a Zoom seminar guest for Ward Studio’s “Stand-In Workshop.” I talked about Stand-In Central, the genesis of The Stand-In Handbook, as well as what working as a TV/film stand-in is about.
Today I stood in for Jimmy Fallon on a promo for an undisclosed NBC show.
Today I stood in for Seth Meyers and Jimmy Fallon on promos for undisclosed NBC shows.
Today I stood in for Seth Meyers and Jimmy Fallon on promos for undisclosed NBC shows.
Today I stood in for John Oliver for the pre-light of a photo shoot for Last Week Tonight. The shoot was produced by Pix Productions, and the photographer was Alexei Hay.
Today I stood in for Josh Dallas on Episode 301 and Episode 304, Matt Long on Episode 303, and I also did utility stand-in work on Episode 304 of the television series Manifest.
Today, at the 2020 General Semantics Symposium hosted by the Institute of General Semantics, my video presentation titled “Extensional Devices Revisited” was released.
The presentation gives a brief overview of general semantics and its founder Alfred Korzybski’s vision, mentions five linguistic devices he recommended for making one’s language more correspondent with empirical reality, and introduces two new extensional devices to the list.
The 15-minute video was uploaded to the IGS YouTube channel here.