Had the pleasure of being interviewed by Tracie Arboneaux-Gorham from the FB Group “Therefore, I create!” We talked about my career as an actor and the recent books I have authored.Continue readingInterview with Chuck Neighbors
Tag: christian drama
The Story Blender
I had the pleasure of being featured on The Story Blender, a podcast hosted by critically acclaimed author, Steven James. Some of his previous guests include international bestselling authors GeorgeContinue readingThe Story Blender
Is it Live or…
Remember the old commercial with the slogan “Is it Live or is it Memorex?” The conclusion that Memorex wanted you to draw was that quality of the recording would beContinue readingIs it Live or…
Don’t Drop, Fly, or Burn Jesus!
Church drama. Sometimes even I have to cringe when I talk about what I do for a living. I try to find different words to use. “I am a professionalContinue readingDon’t Drop, Fly, or Burn Jesus!
What Do You Want?
The actor I was directing was just saying his lines. There was no feeling, no thought, no sense of character. The only thing I could get out of his performanceContinue readingWhat Do You Want?
I Really Like Your Whatchamacallit
“I really enjoyed your… uh… sho–uh… your… uh” I’m thinking, “Please don’t say it. Don’t say that other word that starts with an ’s’.” “I mean, I liked your skit?…Continue readingI Really Like Your Whatchamacallit
New Promo Video!
I just finished this new promo video that gives an overview of all my productions. Please view, like, comment and share!
Live vs. Video
From my inbox: “How do you feel about doing live stage performance, that has been carefully, planned blocked, with sets, entrances costumes, lighting etc, and then have video camera crewContinue readingLive vs. Video
Kirk Cameron and Me
I was reflecting the other day on my profession and made the observation that I have something in common with actor Kirk Cameron. If I asked you to make aContinue readingKirk Cameron and Me
It’s Okay to Copy, Right?
Ever wonder what artists talk about when they get together? Fishermen talk about “the one that got away.” Truck drivers talk about bad wrecks and near misses. Food service peopleContinue readingIt’s Okay to Copy, Right?