The Pizza Hut audition was quick and easy. I have a good feeling about it because it was at the same studio where I booked my T-Mobile commercial. Also, it is a really creative, cute spot.
After the audition I had a meeting and then after the meeting I got dressed for Halloween. I went to the NoHo Arts Center and saw their Halloween special. It was really good. The stories were very creative and the actors were all good. The set was a two-story castle and it looked AMAZING.
After the play I ended up going with a group of friends to a bar called Maeve's Residuals. It is aptly named because the owner's name is Maeve and she allows actors to post residual checks for under a dollar on a particular wall in the bar. When a TV show or movie runs and runs and runs or your part is small and you only make a percentage of a percent on DVD sales, often times residual checks are for 28 cents or less. Those are the checks that go on the wall.
The picture above is of me dressed as a puppy and my friend Vinnie Donadio dressed as Slash from Guns 'N Roses.
