On Tuesday, Keith, Shauna, Kendall, and I went to speak to a group of students from Atlanta Workshop Players (my teen-years’ acting school) who have come out for pilot season. The event was at ACME (which it seems Sweeney has recently sold) and it was rockstar good. Lots of fun.

While there, Lynn Stallings (school owner and my childhood acting coach), hired me to come back to Hotlanta to teach at the AWP Summer Camp. Of course, I fondly recall my days as an attendee of camp in 1985 and a camp counselor just before I moved to LA in 1993. What fun to go back 20 years after my first time at AWP Camp and teach Self-Management for Actors!
I’ll have a “class” ready by then as I’m teaching in March at LMU and (thanks to the greatness that is Jane Edith Wilson) I might be teaching the same sort of course at The Acting Corps before long.

Yes, I’m still also developing the showcase for professional actors (I’ve already scored our director) and Blake and I have gotten another two interviews done for Acting Qs: Conversations with Working Actors. We’re seriously almost done with interviews. And the buzz is already pretty amazing.
Received today an offer to cast another staged reading for a feature film. Looks like a hoot of a project and the referral is from way high-up in my list of cool people I’ve worked with thus far. I can’t believe I’ve not even been casting for two years yet. Wow. Anyway, yes… I’ll be taking this next project on too. I just love what I do so dang much.
I’m loving the daily exercise, gluten-free eating, and whacked-out sleep cycle. It’s all good stuff. I’m just taking care of whatever my body says it needs. Have to. We’re rebuilding from the inside, it seems. Not loving the vertigo. Not sure I understand it. We’re so weird, we chemical beings.
Keith drops 150 headshots off with the new manager in a few hours. He’s got a lot going on before heading north for a few days. But, man, what a great way to kick off pilot season!
Ooh, I’m tired. That’s an interesting development for this hour. Hm.