Recently, writer for Backstage Jessica Gardner interviewed me for an article on balancing the jobs of acting and standing in.
Titled “The Pros and Cons, Perks and Demands of Being a Stand-In,” the article came out this week and can be found in the newspaper version as well as the online version of Backstage.
To read the article, click here.
Today I stood in for John Benjamin Hickey on Episode 213 (“Crossing the Line”) of the television series The Big C.
Today I played a marathon volunteer on Episode 213 (“Crossing the Line”) of the television series The Big C.
From tonight, June 9th, to Sunday, June 12th, I will be playing the role of Father in the new Robert Strozier short play titled The Divorce. Performances will be at The Players Theatre as part of their Short Play & Musical Festival.
For more information on the Short Play & Musical Festival: New York, visit http://www.shortplaynyc.com.
This afternoon I auditioned for the role of “Artist” on a future episode of the television series Royal Pains. In attendance was casting director Bonnie Finnegan of Finnegan/Jacobs Casting.
Today I stood in for Hugh Dancy on Episode 211 (“Fight or Flight”) of the television series The Big C.
Today I stood in Andrew Rennells for on Episode 105 (“Hard Being Easy”) of the television show Girls.
Just now coming out is a new essay of mine published in ETC: A Review of General Semantics, Volume 68, Number 2. The essay–titled “Introduction to ‘Difficulties in Learning to Apply General Semantics'”–is a companion piece to a transcript I edited of a recording of Alfred Korzybski from 1947. That transcript follows my introductory essay and had never before been published, essentially making for “new” Alfred Korzybski work over 61 years after his death.
You can download a copy of ETC 68:2 from the Institute of General Semantics website.
Today I played a financial worker and stood in for Austin Lysy for the film Arbitrage.
This afternoon I played an employee for an industrial for Goldman Sachs.
This afternoon I played a chef in Episode 409 of the television series Damages.
Peter Facinelli put together a video diary of his time backstage on Season 3 of Showtime’s Nurse Jackie. I was his stand-in. He caught me back in holding on his last day on set, during quite a dance session.
Here is the video diary entry. You’ll see the clip of me starting around 2:47. After watching, check out Season 3 of Nurse Jackie Monday nights on Showtime. You’ll see more of me as I play doctor!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTl3ujGAopw
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