Email from Longtime Friend Gibby:
“Idiots are working as ‘armorers’ on film set… You should be doing this work and not idiots (don’t care who her dad was!). Reach out — I’m am sure you could get this sort of piece work (forgive the horrible pun…) if you put your resume out?”
No doubt I could. Except that it would probably require that I:
- live in California and
- work in Hollywood, which in turn would mean
- being exposed to show business people, and
- paying taxes to the State of California.
Nope. They’d have to pay me more than they pay Alec Baldwin — and I still wouldn’t do that.
Let ’em all kill each other.
Did it ever occur to anyone with half a brain that giving Alec Baldwin even a rubber band gun was a bad idea?
San Francisco will pay people to not shoot at others
https://www.ktvu.com/news/san-francisco-will-pay-people-to-not-shoot-at-others
I should move there. I’d be a millionaire by the end of the month.
solid reasons for rejecting La La Land.
JQ
Having had the honor of meeting Kim in person, I personally think he would be better in FRONT of the camera. Granted, it would have to be an action/comedy film, but imagine the possibilities…! Alternatively, a historical or historical documentary would be great. I would watch any of the above.
Except for the mentioned reasons to stay out of California.
Side note: don’t do any work in any form for any company located in California. Because CA will just figure out a way to tax you. See:
https://edzollarscpa.com/2019/09/03/screenwriter-subject-to-california-tax-even-though-all-work-done-in-arizona/
This is true. California’s tax law taxes all your income from where ever you earned it, and it’s up to you to make sure you get a tax credit for taxes paid to other states.
Thieves, murderers, “white” slavers, embezzlers, rustlers, con men, and cut-throats.
And that’s just the good points of our public “servants” in Sacramento.