Kyetay Breckner // The Gersh Agency
Today I met with legit agent Kyetay Beckner of The Gersh Agency.
Today I met with legit agent Kyetay Beckner of The Gersh Agency.
I just got back from a whirlwind trip to see Milton Dawes, whose website titled “General Semantics” I webmaster. I was at his home in Montreal to teach him how to use his website, in particular his blog. I was only in Montreal for about 5 hours after bussing then bussing out. Whoa!
Today I played someone outside a restaurant in Episode 201 of the television series Bored to Death.
Today I stood in for Elliot Villar on Episode 120 (“We All Saw This Coming”) of the television series Mercy.
Today I stood in for Brian Flaherty in Episode 119 (“There Is No Superwoman”) of the television series Mercy.
The trailer for the film The Switch is out!
See it here:
http://screencrave.com/2010-03-17/jennifer-aniston-and-jason-bateman-the-switch-trailer/
Also, check out the film’s website:
http://www.theswitch-movie.com
In the film, I was the stand-in for Jason Bateman. In the trailer, you’ll see my feet in the beginning (sperm rains down on them–not as bad as it sounds). You’ll also see my hand holding the white cup toward the middle.
So excited! The film is out August 20th, 2010.
Today I played an assistant district attorney on Episode 20021 (“Immortal”) of the television series Law & Order.
Today I played a Wall Street passerby and stood in for Jim True-Frost on Episode 09011 (“Gods and Insects”) of the television series Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
I also passed along to Jeff Goldblum’s assistant my recent essay titled “The Day Michael Jackson Died” from ETC: A Review of General Semantics. The essay covers the rumor about Jeff’s death which circulated on the same day Michael Jackson passed away.
Today I stood in for Greg Edelman in Episode 119 (“There Is No Superwoman”) of the television series Mercy.
Today I stood in for Kevin Anderson on Episode 11020 (“Torch”) of the television series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
Today I played a pedestrian on Episode 119 (“Trade-Off”) of the television series The Good Wife.
I just heard word today that The Baster, the romantic comedy for which I stood in for Jason Bateman, has officially changed its name to The Switch. This sounds like a better, more pronounceable (!) name for the film. Simple and brilliant!
I need to get around to updating my website’s references to The Baster so they’re now The Switch.
For more information on the film, with a projected release date of August 20th, 2010, in the USA, click below: