OK, so I’ll freely admit that I’m somewhat of a latecomer to this party, but I’ve recently discovered the awesomeness of the video phenomenon known as Vine. In fact, if not for having worked on a film project (Agent Steele) with the reigning king of Vine, Andrew Bachelor, aka KingBach, I probably wouldn’t have caught on
I’ve gotten better with WordPress. My next task was to redesign my wife Pamela’s actress website as her old design dated back to the mid 2000s, and it was time to give her a more responsive design. Fortunately, since our webhosts at 1and1.com have WordPress already available, it was just a matter of turning it
Well, just a general posting about accents. Nothing too specific. Today’s video blog is an intro to how I do accents, with a few clips from several of my roles in past productions where I perform different characters with different accents. I’ve been asked how I do it. Mainly through imitation, as opposed to listening
So I’ve been pondering this for quite some time now, but finally got around to doing it. As a professional actor here in Hollywood, I find that my day tends to get away from me. There’s never enough time to do everything that I need to accomplish in 24 hours — and that would be
I’ve been designing websites for over 10 years now. I started with good old HTML using the site builder program Dreamweaver, and it worked like a charm. I had to teach myself how to do this by reading books on the subject, but eventually taught myself that program, as well as Flash, which was great
Well, I did it — finally redesigned my website for the New Year with a new look and format. WordPress is awesome – a great way to easily build a website with content. In the past, it used to take me weeks to design the template, and add all the content. Now, with WordPress, it’s