Jodi Collins Casting
This evening I met with casting director Jodi Collins.
This evening I met with casting director Jodi Collins.
Recently I realized with the revamping of my website and the creation of new headshots, all around a font a really liked, I best also update my website to align my brand better.
That I did, and I’ve put online my brand new acting résumé. You can find it on my Acting page, or just view it by clicking here.
Today I played a couple of different passers-by in Episode 415 (“Fire & Nice”) of the television series Ugly Betty.
Today I stood in for the actor James Van Der Beek on Episode 115 (“I Did Kill You, Didn’t I?”) of the television series Mercy.
Here’s a link to a Brooklyn Arts Exchange newsletter with an exciting interview with my friend Victoria Libertore (I designed her website for her), who is also co-hosting “Stone Skipping” at BAX February 5-6, 2010. In that show, I’ll be doing improvised sermons as The Reverend Raymond Nader. In the newsletter link, you’ll find a photograph of me as The Reverend.
Today I played a passer-by and a restaurant patron on Episode 114 (“Bang”) of the television series The Good Wife.
Today I stood in for the actor Jim Ireland on Episode 115 (“I Did Kill You, Didn’t I?”) of the television series Mercy.
This morning I squeezed in a go-see for presumably a print ad for Bombay Gin.
As reported today in “O’er the Hills, my running blog, I was just accepted via guaranteed entry into the NYC Marathon 2010. It doesn’t run until Sunday, November 7th, but I’m excited to have my spot reserved in the race this year after being away since, ARGH!, 2005!
Today I played a law student in Episode 20016 (“Innocence”) of the television series Law & Order.
Note: The Baster has been retitled. It is now called The Switch!
I just now logged in to the Internet Movie Database page for The Baster, a film on which I worked last spring as Jason Bateman’s stand-in.
It has been about 7 months and for some reason after repeated attempts, the IMDb wasn’t accepting my credit for working on the film, despite being on set for all 39 days of shooting in NYC. But I now see that my credit has finally been accepted!
Also, the film now has a release date in the U.S. for […]
Today I received in the mail Volume 66, No. 3, of the journal ETC: A Review of General Semantics.
In it is included my essay titled “The Day Michael Jackson Died.” I will put the essay online as soon as I get ahold of a .pdf of the essay.
In the meantime, if you’d like to watch the original presentation of the essay at the Across the Generations Conference at Fordham University in September 2009, click here.