Our movie Absolute Fear was just released on DVD here in the states, and here are some stills from the movie. Also there is a picture of the movie itself on the shelves at Blockbuster (In other news, yes, they still have some Blockbusters!)…
Anyway, here are some shots from the film featuring Stephanie Lemelin, Matthew Alan, Caleb Thorne, and me of course!
I had a great time working with Latoya Jackson for her new TV show, Life With Latoya. Here is a clip from our training session on Oprah.com where I teach her some Krav Maga basics, including the groin kick (of course!). The episode airs again on Saturday on OWN so check it out!
#LifeWithLatoya #LatoyaJackson
Want to see some badass video game movie awesomeness?!?! Here is episode 8 from Halo 4 Spartan Ops on youtube. The guys from Axis Animation, 343, Microsoft, and XBOX 360 just killed it! (I highly recommend that you search for all of the previous episodes on youtube as well as this is some EPIC animation and storytelling!)
Check out my fight against actor Derek Mears (by stunt coordinator extraordinaire, Thom Williams, here in this episode. Very proud to be a part of this!
Be sure to tune in tomorrow, 1/30/2013 to the Jeff Probst Show. I will be on the show with the beautiful/talented/mom-to-be, Stephanie Lemelin, for our non-profit Angel City Pit Bulls. The episode features our favorite pit bull rescuer, Shorty Rossi from Pit Boss, and Cesar Milan, The Dog Whisperer himself… and of course talks about our pit bull non-profit. We were also interviewed after the show so check online for that as well! Thanks for watching and spreading the news!
Preview of the episode here:
http://www.jeffprobst.com/posts/episode/2676_Shorty_Rossi_and_Cesar_Millan/index.html
***UPDATE*** Here we are backstage at the Jeff Probst Show Talking Pit Bulls… (Actually I am just happily watching the cute pregnant girl talk)
http://www.jeffprobst.com/posts/2697_exclusive_backstage_with_the_pit_bulls/index.html
This past year I had the honor of working as a motion capture actor and stunt man on the video game Halo 4 brought to you by 343 Industries and Microsoft XBOX 360. I had a great time working with an incredibly talented cast and crew.
Halo 4 is the next blockbuster installment in the iconic franchise that’s shaped entertainment history and defined a decade of gaming. Set in the aftermath of Halo 3, Master Chief returns to confront his own destiny and face an ancient evil that threatens the fate of the entire universe.
Here is a cool pic of me in my Mo Cap suit. It just seems like I’m glowing because I am having so much fun, doesn’t it?
The game released on November 6th to a whopping $220 million in the first 24 hours, so I am guessing that they will be making more, and I hope to continue on working with the Halo franchise!
I will post links to some videos of the gaming action when they are up online!
Absolute Fear has been released on DVD and Blu Ray! I’m very excited about this psychological thriller where I had the fortune to act along side the beautiful and talented Stephanie Lemelin (who just so happens to be the Zombie Slaying Badass Misty in Call Of Duty Black Ops 2), as well as Mr. Patrick Bergin (Patriot Games, Sleeping with the Enemy), and a couple of my most bestest friends in the whole wide world, Matthew Alan and Caleb Thorne.
The film is being released by MarVista Entertainment and was Co-Directed by the great Tom Shell of In-Motion Pictures. Coming soon to TV, I will post when I know more details about network and dates, etc…
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This campaign is part of ACPB’s effort to show that all dogs are individuals, just like their owners, and that happy stories deserve (and need!) to be heard, too. After all, they may not be the most attention grabbing headliners, but they are by far, the norm.
Here is part 2 of our 3 part series (Part 1 is up on Youtube as well here). Please help by sharing this video on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, etc…
Big thanks to Kaley Cuoco of the Big Bang Theory for lending her voice (and adorable family) to this message as well!
Please do join our movement where we are dedicated to creating a better future for pit bulls at: http://www.angelcitypits.org Thank you and enjoy!
~Angel City Pit Bulls: Educate, Advocate, Celebrate.
This weekend we are walking to support No More Homeless Pets in Los Angeles! We are with the Dog Pack for Angel City Pit Bulls, which works in particular to educate, advocate, and celebrate this wonderful and often misunderstood breed! We will proudly be walking with our own personal ambassador, Brucely Draven, The handsomest hunk in town. Johnny Badass jokingly refers to him as “Bad Dog” because no matter how bad he tries to make him, this dog just keeps on being good. Anyway here’s our page if any friends or family out there would like to support our efforts and help the dogs of L.A. this weekend. Every little bit counts! Thanks!
http://www.strutyourmutt.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=7712
The trailer for the feature film, Zombie Hamlet, is now up on itunes. I am not in the trailer, but in the film I do a mean Charlton Heston impersonation, and I must admit, its pretty darn funny! Let’s just say my scene looks something like this, but with a funny little twist.
(by the way, the beautiful Stephanie Lemelin plays the Linda Harrison role)
Here is a link to the trailer on itunes, Check it out!:
http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/independent/zombiehamlet/
Let me know what you think!
What is NKLA you ask? It stands for ‘No-Kill Los Angeles’… and I couldn’t be more excited! NKLA is a coalition of animal welfare organizations and passionate individuals, led by Best Friends Animal Society. (Our non-profit, Angel City Pit Bulls, is of course a coalition member).
Please support the NKLA campaign by spreading the word and maybe even buying one of these awesome T-shirts! I can attest that the material is VERY comfortable and it fits great. Thank you for supporting this awesome campaign!
Here is an excerpt from NKLA.org (please visit for more info!):
We are the best friends of animals. We are a movement. We are a coalition of organizations and passionate individuals dedicated to making Los Angeles a no-kill city. Last year more than 17,000 healthy or treatable animals were killed in L.A. City Shelters. Each one an individual. Each one a loving pet worth saving. 17,000. That number should be zero. And it can be. There is a solution, but only if the people who care work together. Join us and help make L.A. into NKLA.
