And So It Begins...

I love my new pictures! I just had some printed up and the search for a new agent begins. Fun stuff. In the mean time, writing continues as does submitting myself for smaller projects.

I did have a great experience this past weekend. I took a Commercial Casting Director Intensive class at the Orange County Commercial Actor's Workshop with Mariko Ballentine. It was such a great experience and I feel I learned quite a lot and received a lot of useful feedback.

So with my new headshots in tow, we're off to the races!

New Headshots!

I had some pictures taken last week by the amazing Carolyn Ozimok. I can't tell you how happy I am with them. I liked almost all of them, but thought I would share my favorite four.

Let me know what you think...

The Landlord

Last night, Vonyse and I went to a screening of the 1970's movie, The Landlord. The movie was being presented by director John Singleton as a part of an AFI series.




Much to the audience's surprise and delight, Marki Bey, who played Laine in the movie, was in attendance. We spoke with her afterward and she was delightful and funny. It was an honor just to meet her.

Happy Lunar New Year!

Gung Hay Fat Choy, everyone! Tomorrow is the start of a new cycle in the Lunar Calendar...the Year of the Rat. As I was born under this Sign, I'm pretty excited about the promise this year holds. I'm not leaving it all up to mythology...I'm looking forward to challenging myself and putting in some hard work.

Here's to the New Year! Again!

2008!

Wow, another New Year's celebration has come and gone. 2007 was great, but I am certainly looking forward to even bigger challenges and rewards this year.

Here's to 2008!

Readjustment

Well, it's been almost a week since returning from Paris and I think I finally have my head screwed on right. The jet-lag wasn't that bad, but I was walking around in a fog for a few days there.

I came back feeling really motivated and feeling like the sky is the limit...so being back at home is all about sustaining that feeling. In Paris we walked everywhere, didn't watch tv at all, and just really enjoyed our surrounding. And being at the festival with so many creative people was amazing. With this new found fire, I'm really motivated to work on a screenplay. I'm working [and reworking] the storyline and making a plan to get this done.

And speaking of motivation and new found fire, director Amber Sharp has a 90-day goal to get her series, Don't Go on the air. To see the challenge and how you can help, check out the website.

Even More!

More pictures from the Cineffable festival and Paris are on my flickr account...go see. Enjoy!