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My name is Kevin Ashworth and I live in Los Angeles. SAG, AEA.
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I have a nice role in the short film Double Negative, directed by Abe Bruhn, produced by Teeny Stillings. It screens Thursday the 29th at 7:45pm at the Sunset Laemmle 5 as part of the LA Shorts Fest, an Academy-accredited festival that runs for about a week here in LA.
My lovely castmate Deanna has made a Facebook event for the evening and a Facebook page for the film.
See you at the theater!
GOOD NEWS! I am very happy to say that I now have an awesome agency representing me for film and TV work: The Premier Talent Group.
James J. Jones is the agent there, and I like him and the other staff, and I look forward to a fantastic working relationship with all of them. Suh‑weet!
My current production has received several nice reviews. While most of the reviews deal with the story or the other actors, as well they should, I want to highlight a few favorable mentions of little ol’ me. Steven Stanley says that I’m “a natural” and Jeff Favre of Backstage describes me as “appropriately smarmy.” What does that mean, exactly? I don’t know. But I’ll take it!
We have many performances left in our run of All My Sons. Why don’t you come see a good show?! (Or click through to see highlights of all reviews.)
Preview performance of All My Sons Friday, opening Saturday night!
Having a birthday and appearing on a hit TV show. These two things have something in common: you get lots of e-congratulations.
My appearance on 24 last night and my birthday last month were both accompanied by a stream of Facebook wall postings, Tweets, messages to rarely used email addresses and text messages. It was e-awesome. Thanks for the support, everybody. Much appreciated!
I will spend this weekend shooting the final scenes (for real!) of the indie feature film Look in the Mirror, wherein I play a “distracted” lawyer. This film had wrapped, but we’re back! It’s good to get things right, I say.
Then on Monday I’ll be downtown at LA Center Studios shooting a short film with some of the talented people of AFI.
Three days of shooting in a row = booyah!
Today, I receieved a check from Twentieth Century Fox Film for my work on 24. Base pay, a little extra for overtime, a little something for a trip to get fitted in wardrobe. Thank you, 20th Century Fox!
The shoot went well. I had fun. Cast and crew were lovely and personable. Quite a day last week! Lots of people … too many to remember them all, and I don’t want to mention anybody by name here, though I can think of at least 20 off the top of my head I hope to work with again. Okay, more than that. All good. All.
Look for me on May 3, 2010. If that air date changes, I’ll let you know, but it’s what IMDB has for Episode 20. Is that sweeps?
I booked a role on 24, the well-known Fox drama with a never-changing number of episodes from season to season. Many thanks to Peggy & Debi and Michael & Brad!
The (fledgling) IMDB page for my indie film is up!
Tomorrow I will be shooting an episode of Your Kid Ate What?, a TLC show about kids that eat things they shouldn’t eat. Parents everywhere relate instantly to the title, right? I play a radiologist marveling at what the kid ate.
I got the gig through Morman Boling Casting. Good people there, but I hear it as Mormon Bowling Casting, of course, and I wonder if they realize that bowling is very popular amongst Mormons?!