1000 Ways to Die

My episode will be airing Sunday Night (2/15/09) @ 10pm on Spike Tv.  The episode is called "Dead Eye."

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A gift from the gods...

These shoes are SO DOPE!

They arrive March 2009

Get Excited!

AUDITION, AUDITION!

Ni-Ni-Ni-Ni-Ni-Ni-Ni-Ni-Nickolodeon!

Last week I had an audition for a pilot on Nickelodeon. The show Is called Victoria. This show is intended to launch the career of Victoria Justice (a young actress who was previously on the show Zoey 101) The show is about a group of teenagers at a Performing Arts High School. I auditioned for the role of "Andre." Andre is her new best friend. The audition went extremely well. The casting director laughed, and was very engaged. I have not heard back yet, but I feel I might be too old for the role. The role calls for a 15-16 year old, but we shall see...

Just for shits and giggles

Blast from the Past...

This is a little short I did sophomore year:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdNxelzUOKs

Hair

I recently got cast in one of the principal roles in "Hair!"

Hair is a rock musical set in 1968 that tackles the social political issues of the time.  I play Hud, who is a member of "The Tribe."  The Tribe are a group of hippies who hang out in the parks of New York.  They have come from all over the United States.

The play has many great songs, and I am very excited to be a part of it.

I will keep you posted.

AUDITION, AUDITION!

Last Friday I had an audition for a Pepsi Commercial!  The audition was at a casting agency on La Brea.  My call time was 6:00, but I went early because I had a callback for the Musical Hair.  The breakdown of the commercial is that a group of High School kids are hanging out drinking Pepsi.  The audition itself was really fun because it was an improv.  We were each given a bottle of Pepsi and a straw to work with.

I always feel a bit weird being called in for High School Roles when they also bring real High School kids, because I feel so much older.  At the same time, I like having a younger face because it opens me up to many more potential roles, and most 'high school' roles are played by older actors anyway.