Taken at the Getty Villa in Malibu
February already. Wow. It’s
been busy, as usual, but it’s been mildly manageable. I
have had a few iFanboy articles that I am pretty happy
with (Age and Comics, Paul Pope discussion) and my
blog entry about the iPad was
referenced on a few sites as well, which was pretty
cool. While things had been slow on the audition
front, things have picked up this week, and I have
been meeting a few casting directors at ITA, including Jeff Greenberg,
who casts for Modern Family, which I quite
like.
Again, the weekly column and the occasional Symantec
blog entry make it very hard to keep this up to date,
but I have been updating the site itself, to make it
easier for people who might interested in casting me to
find my representation, get examples of my work, that
kind of thing. I am really trying to be a bit more
aggressive this pilot season--I have been doing my
absolute best to stay in LA; this is actually the first
MacWorld that I will not be attending in probably 5
years, but I honestly don’t care; I gotta move forward
with the acting work.
Other than the writing and the yoga and the spinning
and the reading, it’s pretty much same old, same old. I
have two snowboard trips coming up over the next two
months, so that’s going to be fun, and Zak will be
coming to town in March, so there are things to look
forward to, definitely...though I find myself doing
less and less of that these days, “looking forward to,”
that is. I just find myself smashing into planned
events, you know? Life’s too short to focus on the the
future or the past, the present seems to keep me pretty
engaged as it is.
I am going to post this now. If you are interested in
keeping up with me, I do my best to keep my twitter feed entertaining (and
useful, actually) and have been attempting to make
my iFanboy articles a little but
more accessible to non-comic book readers...though
that is in itself kind of a trick: the readership
there is a pretty focused!
Hope your 2010 is going great so far.