re: Anyone here been in a movie/commercial?

I haven't but my dog has. John Kennedy's campaign ad.

@ 13 seconds if you care. BTW she didn't like being the face of takers...


Youtube

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What band were you in? Was it Framing the Red?

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No, not familiar with that band. And I wasn't even thinking of the one video I shot for one of my "originals" band. (waste of time) I was thinking of a few of videos with I'm in with other artist/bands.

Yes.

Godfather

Color purple

Rainman

Shindlers list.

2 commercials for Pontchartrain Beach 1980 & 1981
Commercial for local auto parts store (1984)
Commercial for Carpet store (1993)
2 different episodes of NCIS: New Orleans (Featured)
The movie "Mudbound"
Lead in crime reenactment show Murderous Affairs
Just booked a co-starring role in an upcoming movie

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Mudbound was a good movie, who were you?

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Unfortunately just an extra at the Peabody party. Filmed in an old huge uptown house. 12 hours on set for less than 10 seconds of camera time. Got to meet Jason Clarke (cool guy), Garrett Hedlund & Carey Mulligan. Found out that Jonathan Banks was in the movie after shooting, I didn't get to meet him though. Being an extra sucks, they treat you like cattle.

Nice.

All of mine were extras. Best being a state trooper in season one of true detective. I did another "character" in that one as well.

Did a pilot where if it had been picked up I was going to be the weekly guy they throw in jail thing. But no one picked it up

Maggie with Arnold was fun. I was a zombie who had been bitten on top of the head so I got like 4 hours of makeup. That was sweet.

Longest Yard. FIRST ONE Second tallest on the field 7'4 guy was a giant. I'm 6'7

Extra in "Into an Electric Mist" starting Tommy Lee Jones. I do Civil War re-enacting and am part owner of a cannon. They reached out to us to appear. Met one of the actors who is a Civil War buff. Sat near Mr Jones eating lunch. I was about the only one who did not bother him while he ate. He gave me a thumbs up when he finished for giving him some space.

I was on Real Sports with Bryant Gumble about 12 years ago. They were filming a College Gameday special at the LSU/Florida game in Gainesville. Some buddies and I (all around 24 yrs old at the time) arrived in our RV Thursday morning and a car drove up that afternoon asking if we were planning on going to Gameday Friday morning. We said yes and then they told us they were with HBO and asked if they could film us over the next couple of days for a segment they were doing. They were filming at our tailgate for 4-5 hours on Friday then came to our RV at 5am Saturday morning and filmed us waking up and heading to Gameday. The film crew was with us for a total of about 8-10 hours over 2 days and we probably got a total of about 30-45 seconds of screen time. The main storyline was about how popular College Gameday had gotten at that time. Was a pretty cool experience.... people tailgating all around us were very curious as to why we had a film crew with us. Definitely made for a good story and experience.