11/11. Mark your calendars. My rock outfit gets crazy opening for Karmic Trigger at Winter's in Pacifica. Bring a poncho.

The Giants are in the World Series, my clutch went up in a cloud of smoke, had a couple of good auditions this week. Finishing off with family visits and pumpkins.

Eli blogging about sports. Has the world ended? No, but he does live in San Francisco, and this town is on fire right now.

Caught Patti Smith and Elvis Costello at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in the park, took a trip to celebrate a family birthday, and came home to shoot an industrial as an investment banker who is extremely happy with his enterprise software solution. Came home from the shoot, took a shower, and went to see Robin Williams live at the Berkely Rep. One of a series of three benefit shows for local causes. I have NEVER laughed so hard or so continuously. I thought I was going to have health issues. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.

And...thud. September lands like an unneeded phone book on a web-denizen's porch. Couple auditions, some good mixing sessions in the studio, but not so much going on. Really enjoyed one of the auditions in particular, and the opportunity to get some non-acting things accomplished. It's nice to have a life.

Headed out to Castro Valley for the first cast and crew screening of Dan Pavlik's comedy feature, 'Nominated.' I appear briefly as Keith, a townie paintball enthusiast. Super fun to see the final product and catch up with the cast.

Getting LOTS of tracking done at the studio. It may be forever before we release any of this, but it's just great to be making progress!

Goofing like zoo animals, more auditions involving 'devices', some VO action, performed a scene from 'The Crucible' in a class, and continued on mixing some recordings from earlier in the year. Oh, and another day of shooting True Mad North's performance videos.

When you get a BIG audition, it can be a BIG problem. I just like to think of it as an indication I'm in the right flow. Book it or not, I already made the cut by getting called in. Keep at it. Because that's how it works. It was for a national commercial, and it felt good.

Shot with writer/director Erin Coker yesterday on her short film 'Life on Lexington'. I play a sleazy club manager. What? While my scene was shot in a cramped back office, the finale dance scene was shot on the stage at the DNA Lounge in SOMA. Capped it with an evening seeing local rockers The Murderachis.