The past few months have been extremely busy but productive!

I'm now signed with Prestige Management! I met the wonderful Nicole Astell at One on One and after a great session, she brought me in to discuss representation and signed me. I look forward to working with them. 

We completed work on "The United States of Paranoia" directed by Rashan Castro. The film screened at the Feinstein Film Festival at BAM and was very well received. 

I also worked on the great, atmospheric horror short film "A Handful of Dust", directed by Grayson Whitehurst. 

Both of these films are headed to upcoming film festivals. I will update as they rise further. 

I worked on the great play "Grace is Good", written by Claude Solnik and directed by Scott David Reeves. The play ran at Theater for the New City for sixteen performances and was extremely well received. 

I'm now working with Albert Bramante of Emerging Talent Inc, !

The end of 2017 was a good one. 

I auditioned for "The Irishman", Martin Scorsese's new Netflix movie- An audition that I received via Albert. 

Worked on "Moby Dick, rehearsed", directed by the excellent David Watson of Oculus Theatre company. 

This month: 

Completed writing of a new sci-fi short screenplay- "The world before Wednesday". Registered with WGA. 

Went to Julio Agustin's seminar "GET THE CALLBACK IN THE FIRST FIVE SECONDS". Julio is a blast to work with and was very helpful in helping me narrow my focus on submissions and the work itself even further. Read more about Julio and his wonderful new book: here

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September will be a fairly busy month for me. 

"Convention" the Shannon Fillion directed play about the 1944 Democratic convention in Chicago, is back, for one night only on September 25th. Tickets will be available shortly.

I was recently cast as one of the leads in the SAG-AFTRA short film "United States of Paranoia". The role is Greg, who is trying to get someone to fix the AC on the hottest day of the year. He slowly descends into madness as he fights with his father and frets over his son's future. Shooting will be in September. 

I'm also working on the staged reading of a new play, "Abnormal" as Bill, a psychologist who is juggling his duty to his client, a young boy with his on and off relationship with the boy's mother, Robin. 

July has been a busy month.

Finished classes at Atlantic (almost-we just found out about two make up classes in the first week of August).

Thursday, July 27th is our official graduation ceremony from Atlantic Acting School. That will be followed by an invited dress rehearsal for our new show, "Convention".  

Written by the very gifted Danny Rocco and directed by the extraordinary Shannon Fillion, the play is about the behind the scenes drama at the 1944 Democratic convention in Chicago and the two men who were pawns of forces on all sides- Henry Wallace, the Vice President for FDR and Harry Truman. The invited dress will be followed by two performances on July 28 and 29.