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Clients Launch Production Co/Webseries

Enterprising clients Jesse Reich and Jeffrey Frost have launched their production company “Rich N Frosty Productions” and recently began production on a webseries and short film. Check out the website for clips and more details!

Autism Awareness Weekend Shoot

It was a great pleasure to be a part of this wonderful  project. Shooting with Zane, his Mom and super cool brother was a lot more fun than I could have imagined. Zane is such a bright and handsome kid, we just had lots of fun and I did my best to keep up with him and document his personality as best I could. We all had a great time!

The shot we finally decided on is to the right. A tough decision! :

…check out the runner ups bellow.

 

It’s time to VOTE!

Backstage is having their annual poll again. Show your love by voting here!

Vote for Back Stage’s 2011 Readers Choice Awards

Once again, we’d like you to participate in our Back Stage Readers Choice survey of all things ‘actor.’  Please answer this brief questionnaire to pick everything from your favorite photographer to acting teacher, from your favorite vocal coach to theater performance in the past year.

Please answer as many questions as possible in the surveys below. The entire survey should take you no longer than five minutes.  You can skip categories that you don’t have feedback on and finish in a fraction of that time.

LOS ANGELES SURVEY

“Stories of Autism Awareness Weekend” April 16 and 17

Stories of Autism Logo

I was recently selected to photograph a family and their child with autism for this project. Visit the site here and if you can donate your time or funds please consider it. Very much looking forward to being a part of this and sharing the portraits with you all.

 

“Short shoot” headshots with Marv Ladd

Had a fun ‘short shoot’ today with Marv Ladd. He’s new to acting and these are some of his first shots he’s ever done. He did good didn’t he!

My favorite, and I think his most “castable” look is definitely the ‘western/cowboy/rural/bluecollar” look. Looking forward to hearing back from him on how these work out.

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