Friends. Food for thought: http://bit.ly/1kv7NUx
Friends. Food for thought: http://bit.ly/1kv7NUx
Hey peeps - I found this blog post interesting. I assume many of you have read the book the agent recommended. Thoughts, musings, comments about it? http://www.dougrichardson.com/blog/on-the-outside-looking-in/...
Expand postHey peeps - I found this blog post interesting. I assume many of you have read the book the agent recommended. Thoughts, musings, comments about it? http://www.dougrichardson.com/blog/on-the-outside-looking-in/
Friends. Just saw the first cut of a movie I'm in. Good scene with great work. Curious - does ANYONE like watching themselves on screen? Doesn't matter how "good" I am in the scene, its painful to have to watch myself. Thoughts, musings, comments, criticisms?
all I think about is how fat I look :(
When I study for a character and then watch it later I actually see it from the eyes of the viewer, I know it's me but I get so into character that the person is real and I feel like a went into a tim...
Expand commentWhen I study for a character and then watch it later I actually see it from the eyes of the viewer, I know it's me but I get so into character that the person is real and I feel like a went into a time machine. I really like doing historical pieces and locations play a big part in the performance. I played a whaler on PBS and when I see the opening and my fellow actors I see them as real including myself.
I always sneak out at a screening. I can watch myself by myself. A theatre full of people, can't do it. I am also a stage actor.. but I suppose thats different as I am not actually watching myself.
I like watching myself but I almost always can find something that I would do different if I had another take. So, it can also be frustrating.
Hey Tyler, Sinatra always said that the first take is always the best because it was is fresh, spontaneous and that's how he always did it. Hey, the guy won an Oscar and he did his way, like his song says. You got this, Tyler, my friend.
Hey folks. Ran across this today - maybe many have seen it, maybe not. But I thought I'd post it here as it reminded me of the WHY behind my acting. Thought it might help you too. "I think playwrights and actors, we need them now more than any other time - the healers of a society, the people who wi...
Expand postHey folks. Ran across this today - maybe many have seen it, maybe not. But I thought I'd post it here as it reminded me of the WHY behind my acting. Thought it might help you too. "I think playwrights and actors, we need them now more than any other time - the healers of a society, the people who witness the truth." http://bit.ly/1OQerPZ
Glad to help Alessandra. Hope you enjoyed!
Awesome. Loved it. Thanks!
Hello Stage 32! I'm new to the site, but excited to have discovered it. I'm hoping to find my "tribe" of creatives... Me? I'm an actor/director/writer/producer who lives in Los Angeles - Venice, to be exact. I grew up in Austin, Texas and yes, I love it, miss it, want to go back - and will always be...
Expand postHello Stage 32! I'm new to the site, but excited to have discovered it. I'm hoping to find my "tribe" of creatives... Me? I'm an actor/director/writer/producer who lives in Los Angeles - Venice, to be exact. I grew up in Austin, Texas and yes, I love it, miss it, want to go back - and will always be happy to give you my Austin restaurant playbook. I attended Yale University, where I played quarterback, and then subsequently flirted with the NFL - it was more a co-dependent relationship, I wanted them and they didn't want me. Either way, I was briefly with the Buffalo Bills before jumping into entertainment after stops in Romania and Albania - long story. Most of my time has been as an actor, but the past couple years I've branched out. My highlight, so far, was definitely working on a scene with Bradley Cooper and Clint Eastwood (my creative role model) in American Sniper. We're just about to take a half-hour comedy, "Big & Save" to market for pitching and have a hour-long drama script about Venice surf and skate culture, "Dogtown," ready to go - just looking for a producer/rep to help me get it out there! Know anyone? :) As a director/actor, I'm currently shooting a short film called "Rain for Sale" - a classic western in the Eastwood, There Will Be Blood vein. I also just began writing a feature length modern western called "Coyote" that I hope to direct/star in. So, thats me. As you can probably tell, Eastwood, Sam Shephard - these are artistic influences. I'm in LOVE with the American West (but not just "Westerns") and interested in stories of love, loss, and life set in backroads and wide open spaces. But, please, I love collaborating and talking films of ANY kind - drama, horror, adventure, comedy - so reach out. Lets meet up, grab a beer or coffee. I'd love to meet you!
Cool, you like horror films. I have a lot of creative friends in Austin. Great city. Best of luck with your feature western.
Hey Dara - I certainly don't miss that winter!!! But, c'mooooonnn....the Italian food? The western we're shooting, "Rain for Sale" is a period piece. "Coyote" is a modern day western - takes place on the Arizona/Mexico border near Nogales....
I know...I'll probably get a lot of flack for this, but LAs food leaves a lot to be desired in quite a few areas, Italian is certainly one of them! And that's awesome, a little bit of both! I'd love to hear more about them, so keep me updated!
Will do. We have a trailer for "Rain for Sale" that we should be dropping this week to help our crowdfunding campaign...so, keep a look out. Until then!
Hey, Alvin... If you're in search of your creative tribe, you're certainly in the right place! Welcome to S32! All the best, Spike.