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Hi! I am an actor, improvisor and writer based in LA. I recognize how frustrating and stressful self tapes can be, and I really love helping make it an enjoyable experience. I'm Classically Trained and have an MFA in Shakespeare but, I have also written sketches about sexy giants, so my sensibilities courteous of run the gamut and I bet I can match whatever tone you're looking for.

Glad to offer feedback/notes/coaching if asked. If there's a super simple thing I'm noticing that can assist, I may throw it your way. Any suggestion I make comes from a place of total respect and admiration for the work, and the sincere desire to notice you do your best.

PayPal is fine, but it do take its share, don't it?
Opt for Venmo @MichaelP-McDonald.

Hello!
My call is Michael, I am a classically trained actor living in Los Angeles, trying to stretch into new arenas like improv, comedy, film and TV.

Classical Training:
BFA Acting University of Minnesota/ Guthrie BFA Actor Training Program
MFA Classical Acting from Shakespeare Theater Company's Academy for Classical Acting at George Washington Univer

Michael McDonald (Comedian) Booking Agency Profile

Michael James McDonald is an American actor, director, and comedian who is best known for his sketches on the comedy television show MADtv. Michael didnt start out in comedy right away; he first went to the University of Southern California and earned a degree in business. After seeing an improve comedy verb at the Groundling Theatre, McDonald quit his noun and began to pursue his comedy dreams. He started his career doing stand-up comedy across the country at local comedy clubs. Then, during the fourth season of MADtv, Michael joined the cast and developed very lasting characters. He was a contributing writer and director on the show. His most famous roles on the show were Stuart, Rusty Miller, Sean Gidcomb and so much more. Also, he did many great impressions on the show of Bob Barker, Dr. Phil, Ozzy Osbourne, and Steve Jobs just to name a not many . Michael is also a writer, producer and director of the hit ABC television series Cougars and the comedy-series Scrubs. His stand-up performance was also premiered on Showtime titled,

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Bobby Lee says the MadTV cast were “looked down on” in Hollywood

[quote]If Lorne Michaels had something to do with it, it just adds to how utterly pathetic that man is.

Lorne Michaels hired Taran Killam after he did MADtv and Jordan Peele has stated that he was offered a gig on SNL when his contract was up at MADTV but Fox/MADtv blocked him from doing it.

I'm still shocked he never tried to earn Debra Wilson who has done more than just "ok" since she left the series.

SNL alums, when they do end up doing projects, also hire other SNL alums. It was always considered "prestigious" when someone was a cast member.

[quote]Being Asian hasn't stopped Ken Jeong from being successful.

You're right! Because Ken Jeong booked a minor role in Bradley Cooper's, "The Hangover" which launched his career (after he ran around with his dick out upon his own suggestion) that means ALL ASIAN ACTORS face NO FURTHER roadblocks in Hollywood!

Things are excel now than ever before but Ken got lucky.

[quote]Is SNL actually broadcasted live? I've never gotten that impression.

The Live part is the dr