Midyear report

I've felt like it was a busy year and the numbers don't lie -- 58 total auditions over the first six months, which puts me a little ahead of last year's pace (ultimately netting out at 103 for the year).

Some of that total were some odd, random voiceovers. And, as I've said, it seems more auditions are coming from odd places. Low paying jobs from outside the big casting agencies. But overall, nothing to complain about. Here's how it breaks out:

• 26 commercial
• 5 commercial callbacks
• 11 industrial
• 9 voiceover
• 6 print
• 1 trade show

As for bookings, I've had 5 total (3 commercial, 1 print and 1 industrial). That's behind pace for last year, which totaled 15 overall. But in spite of that I think I've actually made more money, which is cool.

On the other hand, in spite of a couple of decent auditions today, tomorrow I try out for the role of George Washington. No fucking lie. From what I understand, my agent just had an extra slot and they must have run out of, um, white guys over 30?

For this I'm missing spin class. Ridick.