
“Yea, though I walk through the valley… and parts of West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, I will fear no casting director, for my work as Albert Wesker precedes me, and thy fans and conventions comfort me.”
D.C. DOUGLAS POSTS FROM ON THE SET AND IN THE BOOTH

“Yea, though I walk through the valley… and parts of West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, I will fear no casting director, for my work as Albert Wesker precedes me, and thy fans and conventions comfort me.”

500 channels will eventually rot your brain. Why would you do that to yourself? Just turn off your, um, cable box or satellite dish? And crank up the healthier option: your DVD player! I’ve got two DVDs worth of chuckles to plaster your plasma with (or liven up your LCD… or calm your Cathode Ray Tube?).

Last week, I entered a recoring studio expecting to do one radio spot and ended up doing twelve. “A campaign?” I greedily wondered. Not quite. Indeed, a campaign, but not like my last, true love…

The title sounds like I self-immolated while working. Or I’m big in the porno world. But, it’s actually a play on a slogan from one of my commercial jobs today.

If you like your comedy marinated in raunchy, sprinkled with wacky and served with a side of skewered PC ideals, then have I got a movie for you!
Well, after my last blog bemoaning the way my film short, “The Crooked Eye,” had been programmed at the LA ShortsFest (a sci-fi block!) I got a google alert that it was shown to an appreciative crowd in Palm Springs — or rather, at least one appreciative person who has access to a blog!

It’s something I do whenever possible, STDs be damned! (Star Transmitted Diseases, that is). Sure, they never remember you in the morning, but the money is nice.
What the hell am I talking about? Voice matching, Grasshopper.

No, I didn’t break into the Absinthe and am now deliriously proclaiming my unique artistic powers bestowed upon me by the Green Fairy… It’s a little more temporal than that.

I guess I have arrived! After 25 years in Los Angeles, finally one of the many cheesy things I’ve done for a paycheck has landed on E’s “The Soup”… (See original blog a few days ago for more of The Bold And The Beautiful).

Okay, not really. It’s just a single radio spot for the Colorado Lottery. But, it was quite fun. They seem to have very creative radio ads and I think (?) this is the first one I’ve booked with them, maybe the second.

Just received another spot from the Burger King radio campaign that’s just started to roll out.
Enjoy…
BK – caller
BK – cheese
with DC Douglas, Susie Geiser and Joel McKinnon Miller

Yes, I’d prefer a filet mignon with a peppercorrn/burgundy sauce, but one can’t always land the interesting guest star spot on It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia (God I want to do that show!) or Mad Men (I will do this show one day). Sometimes, an actor has to just roll around in some gorgonzola.
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