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I recently had the chance to be interviewed for my new book No Girls Allowed. There are three segments so check them out!

 

 

 

We filmed a fun spur of the moment spoof of the movie, "Facing the Giants". Producer of "Facing the Giants" David Nixon had this to say of our clip "FEEDING THE GIANT":

Oh man! That's amazing!! Too funny!!! -David Nixon

Here are three videos:

1. The first video is the original scene from the real movie if you have not seen it already.
2. The second video is the short we made "FEEDING THE GIANT"
3. The third video is a brief behind the scenes video that shows some happenings when the camera was not rolling. (Hollywood vet Muse Watson decides to whack me upside the head)

Video 1: The Real Scene

 Video 2: Our Short-FEEDING THE GIANT

 

Video 3: Behind the scenes look

(Torry Martin came up with the idea. Gary Voelker and I directed and I roped everyone into being apart of the film...except Muse. Jenny Cote talked him into taking part of our silly film)

Check out Jayce's story:

http://tinyurl.com/jayceoncover

Erica auditioned for a Cheer commercial. It is supposed to be a combination of a commercial and soap opera...thus the script.

Other than the HOT weather life is going well. It should NEVER be over 100 degrees when it is fall. I don?t care what anyone says. When autumn comes it should be cool and the leaves should change color.

Here are some updates:

Erica & I

Life has been busy the past month. Erica and I are doing great. She just celebrated her birthday this past week and is excited that she got a new look and a massage. Her bright smile is as illuminating as ever. She is an amazing nanny! Big named celebrities and high up business folk out here have tried to steal her away from her current family, because as many of you already know she is great at what she does. Erica is good at lots of things so she is trying to find outlets for her creativity. For her birthday she got her hair done, we had a nice lunch at George Clooney?s favorite ribs joint, and we got a wonderful couple?s massage.

Writing

I finished my latest book a few weeks ago. The next phase is edits, but the bulk of the work is done. Tyndale has it slated to come out fall of 2010. I currently have about 8 other proposals out there that are drawing interest from various publishers, so we pray for the right home for each project. Also I have been writing articles and reviews for different websites and that has been fun. The Internet is so useful for a lot of different things. Crazy Circus World continues to sell well despite the fact that it is only out on a soft release (my website). The hard release should be later this year so people will be able to order the book through Amazon and Barnes and Noble?etc. BUT ORDER THROUGH MY WEBSITE AND I CAN SIGN IT FOR YOU.

Acting

I have been out on auditions a lot recently, but the entertainment industry like so many others is taking a hit, because of the economy. Last week I did a Young and the Restless and a Subway audition. I am thankful for these auditions, especially since several of my friends can?t even get their foot in the door. It is a crazy place. We keep hoping for the best.

Producing

In the next month or so my brother and I and a few others will be laying down the foundation to produce our own projects. More about this will come later, but the first project is starting to take shape and the possibilities are very exciting. If you are interested in making movies, being involved, or even investing feel free to contact me via this site. Even if you know of potential investors contact me.

Movie

House of Fallen did very well in the festival. It was nominated for best director and best film. C. Thomas Howell won for best actor for the film.

For Fun

I came across this video about G.I. Joe and I think it?s hilarious, so check it out if you want.

p.s. I still have not figured out why my " ' " keep turning into "?" on here.

House of Fallen opens it's festival premiere on August 27th, 2009. It stars C. Thomas Howell, Corbin Bernsen, & Jayce O'Neal.  

House of Fallen -Three tales one ancient evil. House of Fallen describes the tales of a shadowy group known as The Twelve, whose mission is to destroy the fallen angels who still walk among us. Its a classic and timeless tale of good versus evil. The film also features heavy doses of ancient prophecy and mystery and recurring elements of suspense & action. The film is divided into three tales that intertwine and enrich each other.

Here are the details:

When: August 27th, 5pm

Where: AMC 12 Downtown Disney,

           1565 South Disneyland Drive Anaheim, CA 92802 (order tickets)

Who: You and your friends

What: House of Fallen

How: For more information email: info@jayceoneal.com

Read more about Indie Fest 2009 at OC or in this press release.

When we hear (or read on facebook or twitter) our friends convey their woes of rain and overcast days, we mourn the fact that all we get is sunshine! We love the good weather but very much miss the variety that other places offer. However, we have no bugs or mosquitoes so that is great!

Erica and I are doing very well. We went hiking this past weekend up in the hills and had a picnic lunch in a nice garden. We very much enjoyed ourselves and could have used a bit of overcast to lower the heat, but we were loaded with water so it was a great time. We also had a cookout with our friends Frank, Carol, and Debbie. We ate some chicken and other fine foods. Overall, it was a grand Memorial Day. We have also taken in the season finales of American Idol, Heroes, Lost, and Chuck. We were even more thrilled that Chuck was renewed for another season.

Books

Both books are available to order online (Books by Jayce tab) and have been getting very good reviews. Here is a portion of one of those reviews:

 

I'm falling in love with this book series... Now, as we move into commencement season, here's a great gift for your graduate!

"100 Answers to 100 Questions Every Graduate Should Know" covers a wide variety of topics. Lila and Jayce really know their stuff--I found myself asking 'where was this book when I graduated?!'

(To read the entire review click: http://deenasbooks.blogspot.com/2009/05/100-answers-to-100-questions-every.html)

If any of you are on Goodreads.com look me up at: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/2906275.Jayce_O_Neal

Future Projects

I have recently been contacted about future projects and am very excited about them. I will write more about them when the time is right.

We hope all is well and look forward to hearing from you!

Dr. Jayce

There is nothing greater for an actor than to recieve residuals from work they've done who knows when...

Every time an old show is replayed actors get a certain amount of money for it...so heres to any show I've been on and the hope that there is long life in reruns! LOL.

I am assisting some friends of mine cast a low budget SAG shoot and I really enjoy it. I have been a talent agent and have done casting before and there are times I enjoy it just as much as acting itself. Eventually, I think I will want to produce my own movies. It is a fun process. It can be frustrating to, but if you have the right people it is a blast to create stories.

It is true what they say-many times casting comes down to types. If the character is a specific type you can be the best actor in the world and just not be right for the role. As an actor myself I can understand wanting to break out of a certain stereotype though. There are limits though, because if you are a 75 year old male you cannot play a 30 year old female.