Stumble it!Film Connection Interview
Hey, this is a first! I am being interviewed on a local cable show called “The Film Connection” in Easton, MA tomorrow. The show is a cable access show about what the local film makers and actors are up too. The person running the show is a director/writer friend of mine named Joe Conforti. He is the director/writer of ‘Out of Alignment’ where I play the comic antagonist of the movie. All though this does not have huge exposure potential as it is local access, it will still be a very cool thing to experience. It is kind of funny; I don’t get very nervous when acting on film or at auditions these days, but I am feeling a little nervous about being my-self on camera. Weird. Well, who knows this could be good practice for my interviews with David Letterman, Conan O’Brien and Jay Leno if I make it big. And this is another of those “firsts”, I am always ranting about. Cool Beans!
Wish me luck!
‘Tis all for now!
For us out-of-staters will there be access to an online version of the interview on youtube or something?
Hoping so!
Comment by magickat — September 21, 2006 @ 10:28 pm
hey don!
make sure to tape it for our movie day! I wanna see it!
xoxo
v-
Comment by denkiva — September 22, 2006 @ 9:36 am
Very cool! I remember the first time I was interviewed on access for a play I was in. It’s amazing how different it is, and how nerve wracking it can be. Good luck!
Comment by Chris Benham — September 22, 2006 @ 12:00 pm
Kat and V
Yep I am going to get a copy, and I will ask for permission to put bits of it up on line.
Chris
Yeah, it is so wierd that being your self is more scary on camera then being someone else. I suppose Freud could have a field day with that concept.
Don
Comment by Don — September 22, 2006 @ 2:23 pm
[…] Hey, so in some previous post (here and here) I mentioned that I was interviewed on a local cable TV show called “The Film Connection” and I promised that if I received a copy I would post some of it here. Well, I got the DVD and I took about 3 minutes out of the 30 minute episode and made a flash movie you can see below. We talked about a whole bunch of stuff concerning the film industry but I tried to make the 3 minute clip follow a theme so I stuck to acting advice. Check it out and let me know what you think. I had a lot of fun doing it and I was super pleased and honored to be asked to be on the show by Joe Conforti the host. […]
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