Friday, September 28, 2007
next
Had an audition today at Alyson Horn for Wal-Mart. I arrived only to see a "Walmart cancelled" sign on the locked front door. First time that's happened, odd. Ah well, insert favorite Mart joke here.
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
12 of 12 September '07
The 12 of 12 is a fun project started by a guy named Chad (click link) that I try to do every month. It always seems to sneak up on me. This is my second month with the new Pearl & I've discovered a few settings to take better pics.
9:15 am - Off to an Indie audition. Science type. The new non-glare reading glasses are coming in handy. Snoozetown is officially over.
9:16 am - Where was that cross street again?
11:30 am - The BONUS PIC™ word for this month was "unexpected". These are the packages I received from the lovely & talented Erin O'Brien.
12:02 pm - This is my USB coffee warmer/hub and it actually works! Although I think it freaks out my USB card out every now & again ...and I certainly would not use it for its hubliness.
1:07 pm - Worked on Mondays for 2 minutes. Whats a 4 letter word for online diary?
1:30 pm - Summer roles from the Vietnamese place in the Korean mall run by an awesome Chinese lady. Quite tasty.
4:00 pm - Inspired by my parcel post delivery from Erin, I walk to the 'lil post office around the corner to mail a birthday gift to my 'lil Sister (an engraved iPod Shuffle I bought for her a while back) to be on time for the 15th!
4:01 pm - Close up of the flowers above.
4:12 pm - Snapping off a quick one on the way out of said Post Office.
4:13 pm - Weird rocks & glowing quartz lamps in the shopping part of the post office building.
4:14 pm - Kinda hard to tell this place is there, which tends to make it less crowded.
4:22 pm - My building from across the street, it almost looks fancy. Hah!
6:35 pm - Off for a run. God it feels good to be looking forward to running again. And, yes, that's a cassette Walkman with United Airlines headphones -perfect for a sweaty run.
9:15 am - Off to an Indie audition. Science type. The new non-glare reading glasses are coming in handy. Snoozetown is officially over.
9:16 am - Where was that cross street again?
11:30 am - The BONUS PIC™ word for this month was "unexpected". These are the packages I received from the lovely & talented Erin O'Brien.
12:02 pm - This is my USB coffee warmer/hub and it actually works! Although I think it freaks out my USB card out every now & again ...and I certainly would not use it for its hubliness.
1:07 pm - Worked on Mondays for 2 minutes. Whats a 4 letter word for online diary?
1:30 pm - Summer roles from the Vietnamese place in the Korean mall run by an awesome Chinese lady. Quite tasty.
4:00 pm - Inspired by my parcel post delivery from Erin, I walk to the 'lil post office around the corner to mail a birthday gift to my 'lil Sister (an engraved iPod Shuffle I bought for her a while back) to be on time for the 15th!
4:01 pm - Close up of the flowers above.
4:12 pm - Snapping off a quick one on the way out of said Post Office.
4:13 pm - Weird rocks & glowing quartz lamps in the shopping part of the post office building.
4:14 pm - Kinda hard to tell this place is there, which tends to make it less crowded.
4:22 pm - My building from across the street, it almost looks fancy. Hah!
6:35 pm - Off for a run. God it feels good to be looking forward to running again. And, yes, that's a cassette Walkman with United Airlines headphones -perfect for a sweaty run.
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
The Sadle
After a long dry spell I had a commercial audition today. It was with Kathy Knowles for Prilosec as a NASCAR fan. With the dust wiped off me I went in & did just fine. It's good to be back now on to the next one!
Friday, August 24, 2007
Toofy Beast
Netherbeast Incorporated is on its way to the Toofy Film festival and your's truly will be there!
Thats right all my Colorado Hombrés, I'll be inviting you to the show and sleeping on your couch in no time! This fest is kind of a big deal for the Ronalds Brothers, coming back to the old stomping grounds and premiering Saturday night in the Boulder Theater. Pretty cool deal for me too as I got started with acting in Denver/Boulder, studying alongside Dean in Bill Howey's class (yes, he's here in LA now & I am back in his quite excellent class) and performing Improv with Headgames™ in the West End Tavern's basement just down the street.
Thats right all my Colorado Hombrés, I'll be inviting you to the show and sleeping on your couch in no time! This fest is kind of a big deal for the Ronalds Brothers, coming back to the old stomping grounds and premiering Saturday night in the Boulder Theater. Pretty cool deal for me too as I got started with acting in Denver/Boulder, studying alongside Dean in Bill Howey's class (yes, he's here in LA now & I am back in his quite excellent class) and performing Improv with Headgames™ in the West End Tavern's basement just down the street.
Monday, August 20, 2007
Dead guy
So I had my 1st audition through the new manager today. It was at Lieberman Patton casting for the new show "Pushing Daises". I was playing a dead guy who comes back to life with a touch from the lead character (the premise of the show). It seemed to go alright, we did it once, got a redirect & fired it off again with changes. I've been to this office half a dozen times in the last two years, a booking is imminent!
A few days ago I was thinking about the dry spell thats been happening. I'm somewhat used to it theatrically (that's one thing this new Mgr. is meant to change... ok the main thing) but commercially it's a bit unusual. So after a little slight self indulgent actor moping I got into action & put together a bunch of mailers to send out & waltzed them down to the little Korean post office around the corner. I always feel good walking back from that little post office, knowing that my face will be on a few more desks around town in no time.
And when I got back there was this new type of email waiting for me, from my Manager, asking if I can make this audition. Why yes I can, thank you.
A few days ago I was thinking about the dry spell thats been happening. I'm somewhat used to it theatrically (that's one thing this new Mgr. is meant to change... ok the main thing) but commercially it's a bit unusual. So after a little slight self indulgent actor moping I got into action & put together a bunch of mailers to send out & waltzed them down to the little Korean post office around the corner. I always feel good walking back from that little post office, knowing that my face will be on a few more desks around town in no time.
And when I got back there was this new type of email waiting for me, from my Manager, asking if I can make this audition. Why yes I can, thank you.
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