| About: I am the very first member of the Viral and Guerilla Marketing team at Mindcomet in Orlando, FL, working directly with the Creative Director on projects involving songs, websites, podcasts and blogs. It's a very creative position affording the chance to learn and create new and exciting content for the web. An interesting note: my first day was June 27th of this year,my 30th birthday. News: (Read my Blog for daily ramblings) Summer 2005: My songs played on New York City radio station WFMU on this show. They appeared on the "America" and "Food" episodes. Coming up in the Fall I'm being interviewed for their "Advertising" show and some of my Audioblog entries will be featured on the "Diary" episode. Musical Improv: I love musical improv. I hope to get the chance to do it again somewhere, sometime soon. For now, check out my improvised song about cabbage done in New York City as well as my Musical Improv page with over 20 songs. Comedy: My last performing job was May 2005 for Royal Caribbean. Here's opening night for the pre-show I wrote featuring me as a very gay cruise ship entertainer. New-ish Songs: Bundt Cake a dance smash hit chart-topper Thank-you note Song this was for Mindcomet Not new songs: Dead Palestinian Gurrrl, Mister Softee Song, Pie Jesu Press: Yes, I have press! Phone interview for a newspaer article |
| Musical Improv Songs based on audience suggestions: mowing the yard cabbage a shovel More Clips! My Musical Improv Bio Slightly Scripted: Me as a gay lounge singer I entered singing "Bootylicious," did a "Gloriah" medley using the Handel and Laura Brannigan versions and sang "So Long, Farewell" from "The Sound of Music" as a dirty slow grind. Royal Caribbean Scenes: Me as "El Capitan," a swarthy stud Filmed at a final callback in NYC for a job with Krooze Komics, a company who works for Royal Caribbean putting improv comics on ships. They gave me the character name and my objective (woo the hag) and then we did the scene. I got the job. Longform Scenes 1 and 2 Filmed at my grad show from levels one and two at Upright Citizens Brigade, Summer 2004 |
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| About: I am a creative in Viral and Guerilla marketing, an improvisor and former actor. Contact: personal email work email Video -2005 SAK shows -musical improv -improv -solo -musical theater -hosting -family Design -portfolio -bio Audio -songs -podcast (coming) -live shows -radio appearances Press -newspaper -blog -podcast -radio -tv |
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| Who's That Boy? tango |
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| shovel ballad |
| "Maggie Pie" ballad |
| advertising rap |
| Sandi Patti 3 songs in long form |
| window washers rap |
| hippopatamus ballad |
| Sandra ballad |
| Colorado rap |
| elephant jazz |
| pineapple ballad |
| feet rap |
| bass fishing ballad |
| cabbage ballad |
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| NYC: Laugh Factory Below are songs based on audience suggestions from shows I did with Improv Asylum, a Boston-based improv company that tried to open a "branch" of their company in NYC. The suggestion given by the audience is below the link, and then below that, the type of song. (filmed at The Laugh Factory, New York City, 2004) |
| mowing the yard ballad |
| Musical Improv |
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| Blog Keep up the progress of my 2006 Orlando Fringe Festival show Musical Improv Bio What I've done and where |
| Lou's Lounge This was a 30-minute improvsed scene in a SAK improvathon. I think we did this at midnight. I was a gay cook who was in love with Lou, a surly nightclub owner and my boss. He was not gay, but he had feelings for me. In the fatherly sense. Not the dirty fatherly sense. But I wanted them to be dirty and fatherly. . (filmed at SAK, 2001) |
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| Lou's Lounge/ overture free-form |
| Anything for Lou ballad |
| Noun I was in NYC and found a friendly piano player who played for Improv Asylum. I have always wanted to do a one-man musical improv show. We met once and I filmed the rehearsal. The idea was abandoned. The video quality is poor as the lights were not truned on in the space. (The board was locked) (filmed before an Impro Asylum show at the Lugh Factory, 2004) |
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| Monologue: "Easter" |
| Song: "Pretty" |
| Rehearsals for Improv Asylum I brought my video camera to rehearsals and here's what I got. |
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| A Montage |
| Blues and Soul |
| A rap |