You are a true inspiration of succes!!!etc.
David Sitler: Actor in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Hi...back. Working in FL now but would love to hear what you are up to when I am bac.k
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Such a great lesson you have shared. Thank you.
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Thank you! Your essence and detourablity is proof that this life is a stage and an opportunity to inspire others. You're a badass!
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Your commitment to showbusiness is thrilling to see! I actually just offered up my own experience living in the cross-section between showbusiness and medical trauma to Stage 32 in an article called "...
Expand commentYour commitment to showbusiness is thrilling to see! I actually just offered up my own experience living in the cross-section between showbusiness and medical trauma to Stage 32 in an article called "Reality Checks from an Inspirational Cripple". In my case, my medical issues started when I was whacked in the head with a sword on a set. If you're interested, here's the link: https://www.stage32.com/blog/Reality-Checks-from-an-Inspirational-Cripple Traumatic brain injury just made my relationship with my theater and film community all the more profound and urgent. Over the course of the last three years, I've broken the things a person actually needs to succeed in Hollywood down to the real essentials, which turned out to be all the habits and values I learned in classical repertory theater. Over the months and years following my injury, I explained those lessons in film language over a 200 article blog: http://www.8sidedforum.com/group/the-developmental-breakdown Thank you for sharing your story... and moreso than this, thank you very much for your uncompromising excellence and selflessness in what you give to this community and to your audience. I'm a UMASS alum myself, and I do miss Western Mass! Have a blast at Hampshire!