Acting
I love acting. If you have a cool project in mind, feel free to contact me.
(Note: I am discriminating, having done my share of basement productions and heard many of these. Film must be legit with an experienced team. Please provide production co./filmmaker’s website etc.)
Background: I trained to be an actor in New York at both the Neighbourhood Playhouse School of Theatre (Meisner technique) and The School for Film and Television (now called NYCDA, I believe) and have acted in numerous independent films, done voice-overs for major videogames as well some mainstream work in film and television. (Full Resume here.)
Videos: Here are a few things I like best (likely because they’re fairly recent).
More: my old website has more samples and info.
“Finding People With Similar Interests on Twitter” – 59sec
“To Steve on March 17″ – 1min16sec
“Rise and Shine Ministries” – 4min20sec
“Passion” – 1min21sec
(Warning, sound sucks on this. Bump up your volume, before watching)
“To Agent John” – 1min11sec
Made for a Cisense campaign (for Capulet Communications) (see information about this campaign on the Cisense blog.)
1min Demo Reel
Short Films I wrote and acted in: (no budget, as you can tell):
“Hep B” – 5min17sec
A short comedic film about a strange encounter at a bus stop (2006)
“That Night” – 6min17sec
A short suspense film about a police interrogation (2006) “Claire’s sister is missing. Who’s to blame?”
Just for Fun
“Get Ready for This” – 58sec
Extreme bad dancing (I was replicating how I danced in the 80’s, I think…)
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Jeremy Lim | December 1, 2008 at 9:47 am
I am going to dance battle you. There is no backing out.
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monicahamburg | December 1, 2008 at 10:41 am
Jeremy, Bring it!
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