My interests are any and everything entertainment related. Honestly. It's all I do. I enjoy getting consumed by my desires, and getting lost in everything I don't understand. The stars fascinate me...I wanna be there, in the heavens...in space. Flying around, jumping from planet to planet, without a care in the world...it's all I do all day everyday in my head anyway:0)
I would like to meet anyone whom is into life and every aspect of it. Actors from all walks of the art, especially those from the Sanford Meisner Center, which is where I go. Dancers, especially those whom go to Millennium Dance Studio, which is across the street from my house. People who believe in Dreams and Love. Writers, daydreamers, believers. Those with a hunger so strong for life, that it almost overwhelms them. People who cry. People who laugh alot. I would like to meet you!View All Friends | View Blog | Add Comment
My favorite choreo ever, its by Jab of course!!
Me dancing in Nate Adams class, Missy Elliot Ching-a-ling
Jig, Mimi, Ayaka, and Jabari Killin it to Jigs choreo. Jigs class, Mario Stutter
Jig's class
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Dante, Kreus, Me and a few others killin it to Dante 7's choreo
Dante 7's class
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A part of the new choreo i'm working on for Wall to Wall by Chris Brown
Wall to Wall - Chris Brown choreography1
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Lyle Beniga & Tony Czar Callabo "War of Me" @ Debbie Reynolds
Gaurdian Lost Trailer 1
Gaurdian Lost Trailer 2
Kevin Brewer Freestyle "seriously"
Jillian Meyers, Seventeen by Ratatat...
Jillian and J.r. @ Millennium Obsession - Omarion J.R & MIke Class "Obsession"#2
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Tucker @ the Edge...
Tony Czar - Aint it pretty @ Debbie Reynolds
Jabari @ Debbie Reynolds
Lee Daniel and Patrick Chen choreography in Australia
Kelly, Laura, Tricia, Shannon @ Debbie Reynolds
I pull a little from everything I hear, so this is a hard one to answer...I will eventually:0)
Films (Chronologically by decade) ----- Legend "as close to a zelda movie the world has ever been" ET Star Wars 3-6 Indiana Jones 1-3 Back to the Future 1-3 Footloose flashdance Lost Boys Ghostbusters 1&2 Top Gun Days of Thunder Risky Business Cocktail Sixteen Candles The Goonies Ferris Buellers Day Off The Breakfast Club Weird Science Say Anything Fast Times at Ridgemont High Stand By Me Teen Wolf CaddyShack Spaceballs Kentucky Fried Movie Titanic Pulp Fiction Reality Bites Office Space Clueless Romeo and Juliet Toy Story Independence Day Saving Private Ryan Fight Club Pearl Harbor "I know sounds crazy but it's personal" American History X BraveHeart Good Will Hunting Tombstone Legends of the Fall Forrest Gump Army of Darkness American Beauty The Matrix Momento Almost Famous Shaun of the Dead --- based off of directors --- Everything Spike Lee does Everything Martin Scorcese does Everything Steven Speilberg does Everything Kevin Smith does Everything Clint Eastwood does Everything Michael Bay does "I know that sounds crazy, but I have my reasons" Everything ---- based off of actors ---- Everything Daniel Day Lewis does...he's my FAVORITE PERIOD. Everything Will Smith does Everything Brad Pitt does Everything Dakota Fanning does Everything Sean Penn does Everything Leo DiCaprio does Everything Morgan Freeman does Everything Daniel Day Lewis does Everything Kate Winslet does Everything Naomi Watts does Everything Kate Beckinsale does Everything John Cusack does Everything Billy Bob Thorton does Everything Denzel Washington does Everything Halle Berry does Everything Ed Norton does
Alias Smallville Lost Friends 24 Scrubs Joan of Arcadia Buffy The Cosby Show Growing Pains Saved By the Bell Boy meets World Dawsons Creek Entourage Arrested Development Curb your Enthusiasm Seinfield "made me realize you don't need to be funny to be successful" ---- cartoon series ---- Ducktales Chip and Dales Rescue Rangers Tailspin Darkwing Duck Alvin and the Chipmunks Smurfs Fraggle Rock the Transformers Go-Bots Snurkels Denver The Last Dinosaur GI Joe Jem Muppet Babies Pinwheel Special Delivery 3-2-1 contact Sesame Street Garfield and Friends Charlie Brown series ---- anime series ---- Neon Genesis Evangalion Lain Samaruai Champloo Cowboy Bebop Nadesco The Irresponible Captain Tylor El Hazard FLCL Ghost in the Shell Love Hina Full Metal Alchemist Photon Gasaraki Ranma 1/2 Ronin Warriors Vultron Tenchi Macross Plus ---- videogames ---- Mario Bros. 1-8 Final Fantasy 1-8, & 10 Legend of Zelda 1-7 Chrono Trigger Secret of Mana Secret of Evermore Romancing Saga 1-3 every side story mario game ever made there are hundreds of games, I will write them later!!
The Bible - technically about 40 authors Fearless books 1 through 38 - Francine Pascal Blue Like Jazz - Donald Miller Searching for God knows what - Donald Miller Through painted deserts - Donald Miller Lew Hunter's Screenwriting 401- Lew Hunter The Stand - Stephen King Aristotle's Poetics - Aristotle On The Heavens - Aristotle "it should be noted that this book was Aristotles claim as to the earth being a round sphere rather than a flat plate. His main argument being that eclipses of the moon were caused by the earth coming between the sun and the moon, and the earth's shadow on the moon was always round. If the earth had been a flat disk, the shadow would have been elongated and elliptical, unless the eclipse always occurred at a time when the sun was directly under the center of the disk." Angels & Demons - Dan Brown the DaVinci code - Dan Brown Arrival of The gods - Erich von Daniken "it should be noted that Daniken's last name has umlats over the a, and that he is a native of Zofingen, Switzerland which is where he still resides...he is my favorite swiss writer. Titles of his publications would make you feel that he was a christian writer, with his first work back in 1968 being titled "Chariots of the god's" followed by "The gold of the god's" in 1970 and about a dozen more with similar titles...however, he writes about aliens and extraterrestrial life and his research is beyond thorough and extensive. And while some of his tactics have been known as controversial, I for one, love his writings. Arrival of the gods is about revealing the alien landing sites of Nazca...very crazy shit in that book. Here is an excerpt from the Foreward: "What on earth is Nazca? Above all it is mysterious and strange, even uncanny. Nazca is at the same time both understandable and opaque. It is magic, seductive, logical and absurd all at once. Nazca is like a thunderous assault on one's reason. Its message is veiled and confused - every single theory about it is contradictory. Nazca seems unfathomable and insoluble, crazy and senseless. Some of the 'scrape drawings', the visual messages surrounding the little town of Nazca, seem childish, the result of unthinking impulse; others seem to be appealing to our powers of reason, asking us to test out the threads of this mystery and dig down to the truth." A brief History of Time - Stephen Hawking World Civilizations: Sources, Images, and Interpretations Vol. 2, Third Edition - Sherman, Grunfeld, Rosner Loopholes of the rich - Diane Kennedy, C.P.A. Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki "it should be noted that I do NOT agree with the majority of Mr. Kiyosaki's writings, however, they do hold truth for what they speak of, i've come to find, in terms of Real Estate and business ownership...we just share dissimilar value as to wether or not it is the ultimate means in terms of stabilzed investing... A first look at Communication Theory, Fifth Edition - Em Griffin Alien Encounters - Chuck Missler/Mark Eastman Poems of the Half Shell - Gail Gauldin Moore E.E. Cummings: Complete Poems 1904-1962 - E.E. Cummings "My favorite poem in this collection is I CARRY YOUR HEART WITH ME...freaking amazing poem. The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson - Emily Dickinson "I think every thinking man has at one point or another had a crush on Emily Dickinson...not physically, but her words...you MUST have a crush on a women whom writes like this...it's just a rite of passage...this was confirmed to me by Donald Miller once at a reading he did here at Bel Air Presbyterian Church on Mullholland dr. in Los Angeles"
Anyone who has ever known they couldn't do something...but did it anyway...