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[QUOTE=Tito Beasley]no theatre experience other than that the way i communicate is pretty theatrical by nature. when i talk to people or make presentations (especially things i'm passionate about) i get very animated, very flamboyant, very bold, the voice starts rising and falling, the hands are everywhere, "i dont care what you want, you're gonna hear what i have to say" attitude comes out. i'm a salesperson, communicating and putting on a show is what i do. in real life i'm just like i am here, except i TRY not to be quite as hostile (even though by nature i sometimes want to) - although many times i've failed and gotten in some trouble over it - but honestly when i talk people listen because i make them. im not passive or shy or unsure, i dont wait my turn to speak and im not still and monotone when i do it. i can act anything, belieeee dat.
This is where my salesmanship and eloquence will hopefully come in. while i'm in the study i'm gonna send out my headshots and cover letters etc. to a bunch of agents and basically convince them why i'm gold, and i have no doubt i'll be able to get at least one of them hooked. like i said, that's what i do.
yeah this is what the headshot lady was saying, it could be tough that i'm a little bit past playing in a high school movie but not really old enough to be a detective or a parent or a surgeon etc. there's a limited number of parts out there but they are out there, and putting anyone but me in them would be a mistake. once i get to meet people in person i'll be able to get that across. that's the hardest part about this whole thing for me, the fact that you have to do all sorts of submitting where people make their decisions just based on stuff on paper without getting to meet you. if i can get chances to meet with people, its over.
true dat, once i get my initial portfolio with headshots, resume, cover letters etc. together and get out of the study, it's go time. the funniest thing about being in this industry to me is that because there are so many people that do it, when you say you're an actor or whatever people are just like "oh, another one..." and assume you're like everyone but for me i see very clearly what other people bring and how i'm different, but its not something you can really explain until you get a chance to just go do it. but that being said, i'll say it again just for the hell of it so that everyone knows: i got dis![/QUOTE]
I think you're hilariously delusional, but I will continue to enjoy the comedic arc of your career.
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[QUOTE=Jailblazers7]Gotta love your confidence but don't you think you should sprinkle a little bit a realism in there every once in a while?[/QUOTE]
dude i am being realistic.
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[QUOTE=Tito Beasley]dude i am being realistic.[/QUOTE]
Alright then.
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[QUOTE=Tito Beasley]dude i am being realistic.[/QUOTE]
i-LLy?
:oldlol:
You HAVE to make it now. Don't let us down.
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[QUOTE=DeuceWallaces]I think you're hilariously delusional, [B]but I will continue to enjoy the comedic arc of your career.[/B][/QUOTE]
thats the goal in this biz, thanks for the support
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[QUOTE=DeuceWallaces]I think you're hilariously delusional, .[/QUOTE]
i really believe that wanting to succeed in film, be it writing, acting, or directing is a sickness. A socialized sickness. (probably the same for the music industry and politics) I have it, I think you have to have it to make it. It comes from a place of confidence, thinking your "voice" is unique somehow, it almost certainly toes the line of delusions of grandeur for most of us.
[URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ5spLy22mg&feature=player_embedded"]don't you think?[/URL]
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also much thanks for the advice lamar doom, i always appreciate people sharing their knowledge.
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[QUOTE=Lamar Doom]i really believe that wanting to succeed in film, be it writing, acting, or directing is a sickness. A socialized sickness. (probably the same for the music industry and politics) I have it, I think you have to have it to make it. It comes from a place of confidence, thinking your "voice" is unique somehow, it almost certainly toes the line of delusions of grandeur for most of us.
[URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ5spLy22mg&feature=player_embedded"]don't you think?[/URL][/QUOTE]
There is a sense of responsibility, direction, and understanding in your posts that is clearly lacking, and replaced with delusion, in Starface's comments.
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also, lamar doom (and anyone who lives in california) something to keep in mind is that i'm going to put up a website that discusses the political positions of california's candidates in this upcoming election.
everyone sees the commercials about steve poizner attacking meg whitman and vice versa, each saying the other one wont do this or that, i'm going to do the research on that (and other issues) and then explain clearly and thoroughly whose record looks like what and where they stand etc.
so if people out there from california want to get more educated on the candidates and their policies and just what the hell is going on out here, i'll have some comprehensive info on that but in a format that'll be a lot more interesting and relatable than watching c-span.
and with that, i'm off to run some errands. peace, and thanks again to those of you who were eagerly awaiting the updates on my career status. you can't follow me on twitter just yet, but soon my peeps, soon.
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[QUOTE=Lamar Doom][URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ5spLy22mg&feature=player_embedded"]don't you think?[/URL][/QUOTE]
I remember that commercial growing up. Nicely done. So classic.
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[QUOTE=Tito Beasley]while i'm in the study i'm gonna send out my headshots and cover letters etc. to a bunch of agents and basically convince them why i'm gold, and i have no doubt i'll be able to get at least one of them hooked. like i said, that's what i do. [/QUOTE]
if you get someone to hit you back from caa, wme, or icm, hit me up and ill give em a call to make sure they throw it out. :D
[COLOR="White"]jk[/COLOR]
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[QUOTE=Tito Beasley]
i also just go on craigslist and find stuff to make a quick few bucks. [B]a lot of the tv shows and gameshows that tape during the weekday out here pay you to go sit in the audience for a few hour[/B]s, so i do that once in a while. if you're intelligent, articulate, and presentable and you look around, you can find ways to make money out here.[/QUOTE]
Which game shows have you been to, if you don't mind me asking?
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[QUOTE=Lamar Doom]...[/QUOTE]
I've been hearing a lot of murmurs about a possible SAG-AFTRA merger (serious this time), what's the word on the West Coast?
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So in answer to my original question, you're doing absolutely nothing except selling yourself for scientific experimentation. And even that only pays for 17 days. And incidentally, I made more just today than your whole 17 day package is gonna pay.
When I was 25 I was finishing up my last year in dental school and getting ready to be married. What happened to your lost years son? Was it really worth all the video games?
In all seriousness I hope you make it. I hope you soar like the eagles to the top of the Hollywood ladder. You've got a dream kid. Some day I'll be watching one of your films and thinking "if I was just nicer to Chris...Nah."
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starface should star in halftime's first movie.
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[quote=vapid]starface should star in halftime's first movie.[/quote]
Brilliant.
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[QUOTE=rufuspaul]So in answer to my original question, you're doing absolutely nothing except selling yourself for scientific experimentation. And even that only pays for 17 days. [/QUOTE]
What do you call a doctor that flunks out of med school?
A dentist!
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[QUOTE=rufuspaul]So in answer to my original question, you're doing absolutely nothing except selling yourself for scientific experimentation. And even that only pays for 17 days. And incidentally, I made more just today than your whole 17 day package is gonna pay.[/QUOTE]
You made more then $7,200 today :eek: ? Damn next time you come to Maine Immma hafta rob yo ass.
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[QUOTE=johndeeregreen]What do you call a doctor that flunks out of med school?
A dentist![/QUOTE]
I'll flunk out of med school for 7.2K a day, f[COLOR="Black"]u[/COLOR]ck it. Shit if you get that much money flunking out of med school, imagine how much you can get flunking out of High School :eek: :eek:
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[quote=johndeeregreen]What do you call a doctor that flunks out of med school?
A dentist![/quote]
Never even thought to apply to med school. How many dentists do you know who flunked out of said school? I don't know of any and I know a few.
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[quote=EroticVanilla]You made more then $7,200 today :eek: ? Damn next time you come to Maine Immma hafta rob yo ass.[/quote]
I'm coming up there in Aug. I'll buy you a few rounds of beers since you're the only ISH Mainer I know who drinks.
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[QUOTE=johndeeregreen]What do you call a doctor that flunks out of med school?
A dentist![/QUOTE]
Pretty dated idea.
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[QUOTE=rufuspaul]I'm coming up there in Aug. I'll buy you a few rounds of beers since you're the only ISH Mainer I know who drinks.[/QUOTE]
I'm only 19 so no bars, and I unless you come up to Bangor I don't think there will be a meet up. if I remember you stay in Rockland and I don't have a car so distance becomes a factor. Rockland like 1 and half hours away.
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[quote=vapid]Pretty dated idea.[/quote]
Vapid should know. Did your dad ever even apply to med school? My guess would be no. It's apples and oranges. People that become dentists tend to be very independent free thinkers. They, for the most part end up as individual business owners/entrepreneurs. Dealing with hospital admins, etc., being on call 24hrs a day is just not our thing. The justification of the MDs and surgeons was that they made so much more money but nowadays that's just not the case. I know a neurosurgeon in town that made less than I did last year just because of reduced insurance/managed care reimbursement.
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[quote=EroticVanilla]I'm only 19 so no bars, and I unless you come up to Bangor I don't think there will be a meet up. if I remember you stay in Rockland and I don't have a car so distance becomes a factor. Rockland like 1 and half hours away.[/quote]
Brunswick but close enough, it's a small state. I'm definitely gonna hit up the seafood place professormurder recommended in Bath.
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[QUOTE=rufuspaul]Vapid should know. [B] Did your dad ever even apply to med school? [/B] My guess would be no. It's apples and oranges. People that become dentists tend to be very independent free thinkers. They, for the most part end up as individual business owners/entrepreneurs. Dealing with hospital admins, etc., being on call 24hrs a day is just not our thing. The justification of the MDs and surgeons was that they made so much more money but nowadays that's just not the case. I know a neurosurgeon in town that made less than I did last year just because of reduced insurance/managed care reimbursement.[/QUOTE]
nope.
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[QUOTE=rufuspaul]Vapid should know. Did your dad ever even apply to med school? My guess would be no. It's apples and oranges. People that become dentists tend to be very independent free thinkers. They, for the most part end up as individual business owners/entrepreneurs. Dealing with hospital admins, etc., being on call 24hrs a day is just not our thing. The justification of the MDs and surgeons was that they made so much more money but nowadays that's just not the case. I know a neurosurgeon in town that made less than I did last year just because of reduced insurance/managed care reimbursement.[/QUOTE]
Let us not forget gynos have to sniff and fondle fat whale puss all damn ding-dong day. On top of that, it could be fat whale roast beef lips slithering down only a few inches from the flo. To hell with that.
rufus might have to endure some stank bref, but better than 98% of the cooters you check out being barf-worthy.
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[quote=vapid]nope.[/quote]
I rest my case. Vapid's dad is a very successful independent doctor and entrepreneur. That is the appeal of the profession.
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[QUOTE=Tito Beasley]no theatre experience other than that the way i communicate is pretty theatrical by nature. when i talk to people or make presentations (especially things i'm passionate about) i get very animated, very flamboyant, very bold, the voice starts rising and falling, the hands are everywhere, "i dont care what you want, you're gonna hear what i have to say" attitude comes out. i'm a salesperson, communicating and putting on a show is what i do. in real life i'm just like i am here, except i TRY not to be quite as hostile (even though by nature i sometimes want to) - although many times i've failed and gotten in some trouble over it - but honestly when i talk people listen because i make them. im not passive or shy or unsure, i dont wait my turn to speak and im not still and monotone when i do it. i can act anything, belieeee dat.
This is where my salesmanship and eloquence will hopefully come in. while i'm in the study i'm gonna send out my headshots and cover letters etc. to a bunch of agents and basically convince them why i'm gold, and i have no doubt i'll be able to get at least one of them hooked. like i said, that's what i do.
yeah this is what the headshot lady was saying, it could be tough that i'm a little bit past playing in a high school movie but not really old enough to be a detective or a parent or a surgeon etc. there's a limited number of parts out there but they are out there, and putting anyone but me in them would be a mistake. once i get to meet people in person i'll be able to get that across. that's the hardest part about this whole thing for me, the fact that you have to do all sorts of submitting where people make their decisions just based on stuff on paper without getting to meet you. if i can get chances to meet with people, its over.
true dat, once i get my initial portfolio with headshots, resume, cover letters etc. together and get out of the study, it's go time. the funniest thing about being in this industry to me is that because there are so many people that do it, when you say you're an actor or whatever people are just like "oh, another one..." and assume you're like everyone but for me i see very clearly what other people bring and how i'm different, but its not something you can really explain until you get a chance to just go do it. but that being said, i'll say it again just for the hell of it so that everyone knows: i got dis![/QUOTE]
you sound like a man who has done a lot of clinical drug trials.
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[quote=Legend of Josh]Let us not forget gynos have to sniff and fondle fat whale puss all damn ding-dong day. On top of that, it could be fat whale roast beef lips slithering down only a few inches from the flo. To hell with that.
rufus might have to endure some stank bref, but better than 98% of the cooters you check out being barf-worthy.[/quote]
:lol But who knows Josh, for every 10 rancid skanks there might be a megan foxworthy in the bunch.
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[QUOTE=rufuspaul]I rest my case. Vapid's dad is a very successful independent doctor and entrepreneur. That is the appeal of the profession.[/QUOTE]
There's no case to rest. It was a Seinfeld reference that apparently you dentite bastards are too uppercrust for.
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[quote=johndeeregreen]There's no case to rest. It was a Seinfeld reference that apparently you dentite bastards are too uppercrust for.[/quote]
I know. But even Seinfeld can get old with the cliches. The guy that played the dentist (Watley?) was pretty funny though.
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[QUOTE=johndeeregreen]There's no case to rest. It was a Seinfeld reference that apparently you dentite bastards are too uppercrust for.[/QUOTE]
:roll:
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While we're on the subject, Jondeeregreen, what do you do? I've heard you play a mean guitar but is that your profession?
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[QUOTE=rufuspaul]So in answer to my original question, you're doing absolutely nothing except selling yourself for scientific experimentation. And even that only pays for 17 days. And incidentally, I made more just today than your whole 17 day package is gonna pay.
When I was 25 I was finishing up my last year in dental school and getting ready to be married. What happened to your lost years son? Was it really worth all the video games?
In all seriousness I hope you make it. I hope you soar like the eagles to the top of the Hollywood ladder. You've got a dream kid. Some day I'll be watching one of your films and thinking "if I was just nicer to Chris...Nah."[/QUOTE]
First of all:
:roll:
You made over seven thousand dollars TODAY? Nice lie. I won't let you live that down. Extrapolated over the course of 52 weeks (only counting five days a week) that would be over a million dollars. Let me guess, you also have a house on the east river and are a handsome man? Way to lie on the internet! I'll look forward to your made up justification as to how that figure is accurate. Even though nobody is gonna buy it. You just lied on the internet to impress a bunch of kids. Midlife crisis much? :oldlol:
If I was about to graduate dental school and get married at 25 so i could go live in boobsville north carolina and spend my days trying to recapture my youth with a bunch of kids online and feeling resentment towards them for getting to do things i can't anymore, it would be a very dark time. I'm actually living in a bomb location, pursuing something exciting, and having fun along the way. You are rufuspaul, goofy looking internet creeper with a midlife crisis lying about how much he makes to kids on the net to try to impress them. sm my mother****ing h you loser lol.
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He drinks beer and waxes his truck.
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[QUOTE=rufuspaul]:lol But who knows Josh, for every 10 rancid skanks there might be a megan foxworthy in the bunch.[/QUOTE]
Yeah well, I wouldn't let 10 guys blow my back out if it meant taggin' Karla Spice. So meh, not worth it.
[IMG]http://media.camelmedia.net/items/8/3/2007/06/karla_spice_13/karla_spice_13_15_thumb.jpg[/IMG]
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[QUOTE=Tito Beasley]First of all:
:roll:
[B]You made over seven thousand dollars TODAY? Nice lie. I won't let you live that down. [/B]Extrapolated over the course of 52 weeks (only counting five days a week) that would be over a million dollars. Let me guess, you also have a house on the east river and are a handsome man? Way to lie on the internet! I'll look forward to your made up justification as to how that figure is accurate. Even though nobody is gonna buy it. You just lied on the internet to impress a bunch of kids. Midlife crisis much? :oldlol:
[/QUOTE]
lol....
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As a big game show fan, I am interested in what game shows you have sat in the audience for?
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[quote=mlh1981]As a big game show fan, I am interested in what game shows you have sat in the audience for?[/quote]
Me too.