For a good several months, Nikki and Jamye have been planning the next step in their respective and shared careers. And I’ve been there to help them make it happen.
That next step (just in case you’re not following us on any of the myriad social networks we’re on) is a trip to California. So as I’ve been working with Nikki to lock down all the details for her part of it all, I thought it only fair (me being me and all) to give it a proper name.
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Friday, 8:43pm…
I’m at my desk, notes in hand, going over my shot list, making sure I have everything I need – or at least a way to find it – for tomorrow.
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I know it’s been a bit of a while since I last wrote. I hadn’t meant to be away from the blog for so long.
But the silver lining of that long delay is that I have a lot more to write about… Continue reading
We all enjoyed a nice break over the holidays, and that goes for #goodjobtexasjr as well. But we knew 2013 wasn’t that far away, and in those closing weeks we worked on a plan of action to start the year strong.
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#goodjobtexasjr began this summer with one show. But it’s since grown into something much more.
Week by week, as we moved forward with the show, we’d see new segments added, and new team members would join us to help expand the show beyond its original studio space, and beyond its original mission statement. By the last show of #rocktober, #youngandfresh wasn’t simply a music show, but a showcase for the community.
It wasn’t long before it would become a showcase for the network…
When Nikki signed on to host a show on #goodjobtexas, I had a feeling there would be much more to #youngandfresh once we really got into it. One of Nikki’s gifts is the ability to look past the present moment of a project and see its future potential.
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He’s the guy who’s tasked – a very disciplined guy in my opinion who possesses secrets that would turn your hair white – but at the same time he’s tasked with handling these kind of diva superheroes, you know? “Oh, really, Asgard? Dude, just get in the car.”
Within the sci-fi genre, there’s a type of character we all know, and often love. He’s a little more weary than the rest, maybe a little more cynical. He knows more than he lets on, and usually more than he can let on. If he hasn’t seen it all, he’s seen at least too much for surprise. And he’s the guy who holds the story together.
You’ll know him as Walter Skinner. Or Frank Black. Or K. Or Phil Coulson.
He’s The Agent.
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