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Acting, Composing, Writing, and Producing
Composing music for films has become a hobby of mine over the past few years. In my senior year of college, I composed the scores for 7 films in one weekend for a film festival. That was a lot of work, but it was worth it. A film I composed music for actually won a few awards and ended up being featured on the Paramount lot in LA at the International Grand Finale of the Campus MovieFest! If you're interested in hearing some of my compositions, check out the music page.
I have acted in various films, as well as stage performances and musicals. Acting isn't my strong suit, but it's a lot of fun! It's also a lot of hard work, a lesson I learned the hard way when filming Level 84 (see below).
I've written scripts for numerous podcasts, and co-wrote a script for a short film
I have acted in various films, as well as stage performances and musicals. Acting isn't my strong suit, but it's a lot of fun! It's also a lot of hard work, a lesson I learned the hard way when filming Level 84 (see below).
I've written scripts for numerous podcasts, and co-wrote a script for a short film
Level 84 (a short film by Zack Goulet, I acted as the lead)
Please note, this video contains explicit language and some drug references.
Writer/Director: Zachary R. Goulet
Producer: Ashley Kruythoff
Executive Producer: James Biddle
Level 84 is Zack's first real short film, and my first experience starring in a film. It was an attempt at a modern day remake of the Mario story. It's infused with references throughout the film that many fans of the franchise might recognize. It was shot on a Canon XL2. All rights to the Mario name and image belong to Nintendo. This was not sponsored or endorsed by them in any way. This film was created for educational purposes.
Producer: Ashley Kruythoff
Executive Producer: James Biddle
Level 84 is Zack's first real short film, and my first experience starring in a film. It was an attempt at a modern day remake of the Mario story. It's infused with references throughout the film that many fans of the franchise might recognize. It was shot on a Canon XL2. All rights to the Mario name and image belong to Nintendo. This was not sponsored or endorsed by them in any way. This film was created for educational purposes.
In The Air Tonight (a film I acted in & composed music for)
This student film I made with my friends made it not only to the Southern Regional Grand Finale in Atlanta, but to the Campus Moviefest International Grand Finale in Los Angelos! It was played on the Paramount lot for the finale of the international competition. Woo!
Gatorade Commercial (by Michael Patterson, small acting role)
Get Motorcoachified Commercial
My friend Benson Greene, a director and producer in Athens, asked me (sort of last minute) to act and host this commercial about wrapping motorcoaches I didn't have much time to practice, but it turned out great!