right now acting, eyeglasses, and commercial producition. When I'm 60: the harmonica, owning a bar/restaraunt where every Thursday night patrons have to listen to my poetry and harmonica or they'll have to leave.
I know them when I meet them
the lyrics of: Sage Francis, Aesop Rock, Jedi Mind Tricks, or Zack De la Rocha inspire me to communicate my thoughts that richly and to live a life with that much to say. Otherwise I'm good with someone litterally strumming on a guitar or blowing in a harmonica.
Sergio Leone's films, Quentin Tarantino, gus van sant's recent films (elephant and last days), Children of Eden may have been the best movie I've ever seen, He Loves Me He Loves Me Not was a great story, I think any movie this guy Neil Bloomkamp makes is going to be spectacular, and I have to believe there is a god for filmmakers like Wes Anderson, Paul Thomas Anderson, the Coen Brothers, Peter Jackson, and Chan-wook Park (South Korean director of the three movies about vengeance), and I'm very excited to see what movies Craig Brewer is going to make. I also feel obligated to throw my love and admiration to Akira Kurosawa just because I recongize what a superb job he did with film making in a country during a time where film was not an important matter. And damn oh damn how bad ass is George Clooney? He is making Hollywood look good cheers to Clooney. Who else who else... i love great films so there are lots more.
Battlestar Gallactica, Arrested Development, The Red River Shootout, and the Big 12 Championship. THIS IS THE GREATEST TV MOMENT IN HISTORY ENJOY
Right now I'm making my way through - The Guests of the Ayatollah, front to cover of Backstage, Hollywood Reporter, AdBusters (Phenomenal Magazine), and Paste Magaizine, To the Actor by Michael Checkhov, and The Archetypes and the COllective Unconscious by CG Jung translated by R.F.C. Hull.
actors and American Theater... their history is poetic for me. I do hope to be a part of it.