Quarterly Report?

Cast and crew of 11/11/11 at
Big Bear Horror Film Festival

Apparently sporadic posting is all I can manage these days. I'll try to be better. (Who am I kidding...I've said this before. But truly. Perhaps a new leaf shall be o'erturned.)

Made it to the Big Bear Horror Film Festival for the screening of 11/11/11, which was a blast. So exciting to see the movie, and to have so many familiar faces from Theatre of NOTE in the cast. The trailer is up on Asylum's page, if you'd like to see it. I'm not in the trailer, but you may recognize fellow NOTEr and AllMySons-er Nicholas S. Williams in there... Full movie will be streaming on Netflix starting November 1.

We're scary.

This weekend I'll be performing in Haunted House of Improvised Horror at iO West for the second year in a row. I'm stoked - last year's shows were deadly fun. (Get it?? See? I'm funny.)  I lost my clothes in one and got eaten by a giant pot plant in another. Good improvised times. Please come to the show if you're in LA - Friday 10/28 and Monday 10/31 on the iO Mainstage at 10pm. Seriously, Hollywood is a great place to be on Halloween weekend. Very low-key and family-friendly...

You and your friends tied any office chairs together recently? My friends and I have. We had a fantastic time being Office Rowers in a Nokia spot at the beginning of the month - if you're stuck on trying to figure out what an Office Rower is, imagine a line of rolling office chairs being "rowed" and pulling a coxswain with a megaphone... can't wait to see this one. We had a blast. My legs were sore for days. I was excited to work with Company again and get to meet the good folks over at People Farm Casting.

Concord Crew = Best. Rowing. Team. Ever.

I continue to love NYCA and San Diego County Credit Union! They re-negotiated to use footage from the commercial I shot in January for an industrial, and then called me in to do voiceover for a radio spot. I went to ON Music and Sound last Friday, met our wonderful sound engineer Tony, and fellow voice actor Terry and I were in and out in 40 minutes. This was my first time doing voiceover - um, nobody told me how much fun it is!

This weekend I'll start rehearsals for "Barbie Boy," a short film I'm shooting with Nick Corporon in December. I'm excited to work with Nick for the first time, and to shoot with my Stephen Book classmate William Kidd - we ran into each other at the callbacks and ended up both getting cast. It will be fun to have a "husband" who I've been in acting class with for over a year.

Whew. That was a lot. Maybe that'll teach me to post an update more often. :) Thanks for reading. I'm grateful to be working, healthy, alive, and living my dreams. Hope you're all doing well!

Punched, beaten, and killed before 9am

Ah, the life and times of an actor. Shot a role in my first horror movie, 11/11/11, with the folks from The Asylum and had a blast. We did my death scene first, and I was like this before 9am:

Poor Rhonda. Nice nannies finish last.

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Holy crow! Nothing since tax day!?

Hiii. I've been living some life. You?

I'm currently playing Helena in VanguardRep's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the La Canada Flintridge Shakespeare Festival. It is a great show and I'm having a blast. The adaptation is solid and the actors are fantastic. We've gotten some great reviews:

"Director Sam R. Ross and his brilliant actors bring this adapted, updated, and shortened romantic comedy to life with side-splitting results... The four lovers have excellent chemistry with each other, as well as demonstrating phenomenal physical comedy skills... Webb is awkwardly sweet as the homely Helena..." - Peter A. Balaskas, LA Splash Magazine

"It takes a good deal of chutzpah to chop an hour off the running time of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and a great deal of talent to pull it off, a feat which Vanguard Rep has performed to perfection—and to gales of laughter—in an open-air production certain to delight audiences of all ages, and that includes Shakespearephiles-and-phobes alike...The mismatched lovers couldn’t be in better hands... these are four absolutely delightful performances with plenty of physical comedy thrown in for good measure." - Steven Stanley, StageSceneLA

We have four more performances - Thursday, 7/21; Sunday, 7/24; Thursday, 7/28; and Friday, 7/29. Join us! Tix and info here. I'd love to see you there!

United States of Improv Tournament

Tomorrow night, myself and 6 fellow Georgians will revisit the War of Northern Aggression against New York, as team Freaknik. If you're in the LA area, come on down to iO West and give us a vote.

Good times.

Daily dose of celery torture

Do you ever type a sentence and wonder if it is the first time those words have ever been strung together in that particular order?

I had a great time shooting several episodes of RandomCreepyGuy.com The Series. Here is one that dispels my good girl image...


Ep. 12 - Bacon Torture - RandomCreepyGuy... by randomcreepyguy

Hey, comedy is fun!

I had a great time shooting this fun spot at Union Station:

New episodes of the comedy webseries I worked on, RandomCreepyGuy.com, are out every Tuesday on Dailymotion. Here is the trailer:


RandomCreepyGuy.com - The Series Trailer
Uploaded by randomcreepyguy. - Sitcom, sketch, and standup comedy videos.

I've been busy being silly. :)

Hey, I fell off the earth!

Not really. But I've been AWOL...sorry.

Brief recap - In December we had a great Christmas Family Traditions improv show at iO West and the ProFlowers spot I was in aired. Here is me looking amazed:

And here is me looking REALLY amazed:

Those faces are why you send people flowers, right?

In January I shot spots for SDCCU and Big Lots, and was cast in a show that will go up this summer. More info soon...ooh, secrets!

Happy Valentine's Day!

LDW = slow-moving zombie and mean nurse

I've got two new clips for you, which are pretty much on the opposite ends of my range -

Here I am as a slow-moving zombie in a spot for CapCom:


and as a surly nurse in the Secret Millionaires trailer:


Last weekend's performances of (Ovation recommended!) Skeleton Stories and Haunted House of Improvised Horror were fantastic. Great audiences and good times.

Happy Friday!