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Jack Burk Goldman
- Male
- Brookline, MA
- United States
Jack Burk Goldman: Actor
Profile Information
- Actor's contact info (email and phone or agent):
- jackgoldman96@gmail.com
617-719-7800 cell
617-277-5214 Home
- Actor's web site:
- http://www.imdb.me/jackgoldman
- Actor's age range:
- 71-75, 76-80, Casting Director/Producer/Film Maker
- Actor's Unions:
- Non Union
- Actor's PHYSICAL TRAITS (use format on the "Before Applying" page)
- Physical Traits:
Caucasian,
Height: 5'8"
Weight: 160 lbs
Hair color: White
Eye color: Blue Grey
Hair Length: Medium
Build: Small-Medium
Body Markings: None
Male Measurements:
Suit: 40
Suit Type: Regular
Neck: 16
Shirt: Medium
Sleve: 32"
Waist: 36"
Glove: small
Inseam: 30"
Shoe: 8.5
Skills:
driving, golf, tennis, sailing, teaching, selling, singing, bicycling,
- Actor's Performance Skills:
- Artist-drawing, Baseball, Bicycling-general, Billiards-Pool, Boating - sail, Body Surfing, Bongos, Bowling, Canoeing, Card Playing - Rummy, Card Playing - Spades, Card Playing - Poker, Card Playing - Texas Hold 'em, Chainsaw, Cycling, Dance - ballroom, Dance -swing, Dance - tango, Driving - precision, Driving - car, Driving - stick shift-standard, Frisbee - freestyle, Golf, Green screen, Ping-Pong, Sailing - board sailing, Snow Skiing - general, Softball, Swimming - general ability, Swimming - freestyle, Tennis, Volleyball - general ability, Whistler, Wind Instrument
- Recent acting experience (use the format on the Before Applying page):
- Films:
RIPD: Background - Baseball fan Universal Studios.
White and Black: Father, lead Short Films, Carlo Sapetti-Emerson College
Life's Time: Older Man-Supporting -Michelle Kwon - Emerson College-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE3JADjdr0I
Robbed Blind: Principal role, Blind Man- Qinshu Zuo - Emerson College. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9WzZ9IEVrw
Super-Judge Louis-Emerson College film
Approaching Normal- Principal Role-Ralph Banford - Indy Feature Film, Script by Zack Bernstein. Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=cNAo4f...
"Old Timer Fenway Park 100th Anniverary" Red Sox Organization.
Frankly Speaking - Principal role of Frank-short film scripted and directed by Jennifer D White and OakIvey Productions.
Hallmark Movies "The Makeover" - McGee Productions-Political supporter and Legionaire.
HBO Movie: "Clear History" - Larry David for HBO Movies-Print Stand-In for Actor Philip Baker Hall
The Interview: Lead- Interviewer - Short Film for Emerson College_John Bickerstaff, Director -Writer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISEhQSb1ac0
American Hustle-David O Russell - NJ Senator
Hang Those Rusty Spurs-Short film - Jason Kashdan- Co-Lead - BU film
The Brothers Short Film - Joseph Miller - Co-Lead - Father - Emerson Film
Commercials:
Commercial PSA for Lung Cancer - Parallax Productions
Commercial PSA for Vaccinations - Parallax Productions
Commercial Contest for Popsicle - Andrew Hutcheson, Shane Siebel
http://www.poptent.net/media/60185?sid=8vdv&msrc=4
Industrials:
Industrial Video for Bright Horizons - Paul Van Ness- Van Ness Creative
Industrial Video for Verizon - 50 Films Production -
Broadcast TV- Recent
The Folklorist TV Pilot "the Great Molasses Flood" - Arthur Jell, Principal Role. Nominated for two New England Emmy awards. The Pilot was awarded an Emmy.
The Folklorist-Army of Two Episode-Two; Simoen Bates-Co-Lead
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpUuQ7Z2-H4&feature=youtu.be
STAGE: Supporting as Paul-Attorney. "Mason's Jar" by Fred Roberts The Alley Theatre, Middleboro.
- Training or acting classes (class name, teacher & where):
- Commercial Film Acting for Seniors - Ann Baker
Acting for Film - Michael Fennimore - Boston Casting, Advanced Acting for Commercials -Ann Baker.
- Other work, hobbies, charities, etc. in which this actor is involved:
- photographer, photographic print collector, artist, blog writer, Cambridge Artists Cooperative,
- VOICE ARTISTS ONLY [you must have a professinal demo to upload]: llustrative 1-word descriptions for this actor's voice (e.g. conversational, announcer, warm, etc.):
- Accent: Bronx N.Y, Jewish. Conversational soft to medium range, warm, friendly
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The shoot went very well. Everything went quite smoothly and on schedule. I can't wait to see the finished product!
It was great working with you Jack! I hope we get to work together again sometime soon. I will definitely keep my eyes peeled for roles you may be interested in as well, thanks for everything!
Hello Jack! Didn't receive any sides, however, I read a synopsis of the story. I think it has possibilities. I will likely go to the audition at any rate and see what's there.
Perhaps we'll meet there!
Best,
Paul
Nice to meet you too!See you again soon, I hope!
Nice working with you today! See you soon "Dad"!
Hi Jack, I think you have me mixed up with someone else, but we did take a class together with Ann Baker and I saw you at the auditions for Justice Is Mind. Hope things are going well for you!
It was great seeing you too! Best of luck on your feature!
Although the pending merger is certainly an incentive to "get in" now, I would say it's a personal decision. If you think you have enough experience under your belt to put a reel together and that you've built relationships with all the casting agents in town, then perhaps you could make the move. But it puts you in a position of not being able to do non-union work, which, in my estimation, is about 80% of the work in this market. So while it sounds attractive, unless you're willing to work both the Boston and New York markets you may miss out on a lot of opportunities that would allow you to get exposure and experience that will serve you well when you do sign up. I'd wait it out if I were you, but, like I said, only you know what's best for you!
Hi Jack,
A pleasure meeting you as well. Hope the audition went well! The callback went well, I'd say. I breathed, stayed calm, didn't fidget and knew all the lines. Now, the waiting game... Cheers!