Hey! Look at me, back on the blog. Crazy.
So here we are on a wednesday, and you’re just dying to know what’s going on in my life. I know you are. Enough, I give in, I’ll tell you.
So, back in February, I moved to a new place in Weehawken, NJ; a ten minute bus ride from NYC! Yes, no longer a two hour trip, but a ten minute trip. In the words of Kool Aid, Oh Yeah!
So this has been a busy month or two of auditioning. And for the first time in a while, I’ve managed to book my schedule up pretty solidly. I’m doin Comedy of Errors with the Inwood Shakespeare (rehearsals start in May, show in June), I’m shooting a Spec Pilot for FX coming up, as well as a cartoon pilot for which I’ll be doing a voiceover. All good stuff, but now I have a new problem: I have to ease off audition-mode.
I’ve been so gun-ho audition crazy, that I just can’t stop myself from submitting myself to projects. I ignore the production dates compele with the mentality that if I don’t constantly submit to everything, I’ll never get any work.
Breathe Steve, take it easy. This is supposed to be the fun part. I guess the moral of the story is don’t let the act of working take over the goal you’ve been working toward.
