A quick hit as a priest on Chicago PD Episode 221 “There’s My Girl” (NBC Wednesday nights 9p CDT) coming tomorrow night! I’ve got a scene with Jesse Lee Soffer filmed at St. Ignatious in Chicago. My character’s name is Father McClosky and I can only hope the padre starts showing up on the other Dick Wolf shows filmed here including Chicago Fire & Chicago Med.
Mark Tinker Directed and he and Jesse Lee Soffer, actually the entire crew were great!
The months of February and March were good to me…except for that part when I came home from 6 weeks in Southern California and it was 8 below zero in Chicago! But I hit the ground running (had to, to keep warm) and Feb 22nd I announced for my 10th year at the Respiratory Health Associations Hustle Up The Hancock!
The very next day I knocked out another McDonalds Ad. This was for the Hawaiian agency MVNP and Producer Susie Kim. We did a radio and a TV spot that mirrored the national Big Mac campaign. Phone patched it at CRC with Ian Scott.
Got the call from Mike Connelly that it was time to bring out Mr Monopoly and dust him off for yet another new slot machine. This is about my 9th year working at WMS Gaming as the voice of all Mr Monopoly games in Casinos all over the world. It’s a nice gig and I’m glad I got it!
A couple of different studios got the call from McGarry Bowen for the 2015 Rustoleum campaign. The first couple of TV spots were produced at Optimus with my fellow Hawkeyes, Joel Anderson and Ben Treimer doing the sound design and direction coming from CD David Claus & writer William Cannon. Then a couple of days later it was at Earhole with Beto Santoyo! Jorge Arana Produced both sessions
I love it when I’m downtown and I get a call, “hey, are you available right now? Get over here, we got a session for you!” That’s what happened with a Pearle Vision Radio spot for Energy BBDO. Danielle Keenan Produced. THEN, I won an audition for these hilarious Milky Way ads! I’m a Boat captain and in the DDB tradition we knocked them out with Nick Papaleo’s help engineering at his Guttenberg studios.