Current project news, appearances, and occasional random musings.
I filmed a scene for the new ABC pilot A HOUSE DIVIDED today. I got to play a wheat farmer from northern Kansas. It was a long day, but I had a good time working with some new people, as well as others that I worked with on WALKER, TEXAS RANGER. I was also a stand-in for Jason Wiles.
I have been cast as Tommy in the short film STRAIN. That's all I can say at this point, as the details are very hush, hush. As they say, if I told you any more, I'd have to kill you. By the way, this is the audition I went on after shooting RITCHIE'S CREW on Saturday, so I guess the voice helped. Sweet!
I filmed my scene for RITCHIE'S CREW today. It was a lot of fun, and the cast and crew were great to work with. We filmed in an attic/loft above a pawn shop in Denton, and it was covered in dust. Soon after leaving the shoot, the dust caught up with me, and my voice was shot. I spent the rest of the evening sounding like Anne Ramsey. "Ooowwwen!" I went straight from the shoot to another audition, which was cool. Maybe the raspy voice will help, though, since the role I was reading for was a smoker. Nice. Anyway, I did get to die in the film, but alas, it wasn't on screen. Bummer.
I have been cast as a small-time thug in a short film called RITCHIE'S CREW. It is a small part, and I get killed. Yes!
The new web site is launched. Yeah, um, that's about all I have to say about that. It is a great improvement over the last one, so I'm pleased that it is now available.
I just learned to juggle! I was visiting a friend at Slappy's Puppet Playhouse, inside the Galleria Mall, and picked up some juggling balls to give it a shot. Four hours later, I had taught myself to juggle. This is something I've always wanted to learn, ever since I was a little boy. And much to the delight of many a mall visitor, I had been practicing right in the front window, for all to see. More than once, an audience gathered outside to point and laugh at me. My back and legs still hurt from bending over to pick up my balls when they dropped. He he. About a year and a half ago, my daughter and I learned how to twist balloon animals. And, next I plan to learn to ride the unicycle. Hmmm... I think I may have found my calling!