You’ve seen it on HGTV, you’ve apparently seen it on The Sing-Off when you were watching The Sing-Off for some reason, and now it’s here! Watch me rock your world with a wrench built by robots from the future. Ratcheting Readywrench by Black & Decker
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Reebok ZIG Voiceover
Here are a couple of great spots HLG Films just shot for Reebok. Check out the sexy voice at the end!
What’s Going On Here?
Not much, really. I’ve changed my site, and my reel is mere seconds away from being completed. By seconds, I mean days, and by days I likely mean weeks. The point is, it’s in active development and I’ve seen a rough cut, and it’s looking great! I’ve also paid some attention to my IMDB profile, […]
The Stress Of The Working Actor
Let me make one thing clear: I know stress. I have a son who just started kindergarten, until recently I worked as a department head in a five-star hotel, and I frequently need to find parking in downtown San Francisco. I know stress, I’ve felt stress, and I have a handful of gray hairs to […]
No Excuses – Do Your Acting Homework
Today I had an audition, a fairly easy one that was right up my alley. I was to wear a suit and just stand up and talk a lot, a skill-set that represents 99% of the jobs I’ve been booking this year. The problem came with the talking part: see, for some reason I had […]
Real-World iPad Extravaganza!
I recently took a three-week road trip across the country, visiting 13 cities in 14 states (we blasted right through Oklahoma without staying the night), meeting dozens of interesting people, and doing lots and lots of work. I know that there are questions that a lot of you would want answered about a trip like […]
Auditions from the other side
I recently went to Los Angeles to help cast for an upcoming project, in which I am already cast. I was technically there in my capacity as “host”, but due to my long relationship with the producers and my constant interaction with the talent, I was included in every casting discussion from start to finish. […]
