Live with Squacky - Episode 16 - Jimmy Doom

In this episode of "Live with Squacky", professional voice actress and podcast host, Val Kelly chats with the multi-talented actor, writer, producer, Jimmy Doom. Jimmy started out as the vocalist of legendary Detroit punk band “The Almighty Lumberjacks of Death” while occasionally appearing in independent, underground, straight to VHS "cinema". After the band's breakup and a brief tenure on an axle assembly line, Jimmy took advantage of an indefinite layoff to return to acting. The first "name" actor he had the privilege of working with was David Carradine, whom he met virtually seconds before they began their first scene in a film now known as "Dark Fields". Doom is also actively involved in a great comedy project called The T.R.U.T.H. Show, a parody conspiracy experience.  T.R.U.T.H.cast . He’s on the first episode as Mr.Dr.Terri O'Reilli. It's unscripted and very irreverent and has become an entire fictional universe since the time of its inception. Jimmy is an exceptionally talented actor, writer and producer.

In this interview, Val asks Jimmy about how he got started in the industry, character development, being able to take direction, writing advice, the film scene in Detroit, superheros, his upcoming films, and so much more! This was a really fun interview and Jimmy offered tons of valuable industry advice!

Special thanks to Patrick Kirchner for doing the outro for this episode! Check out one of Jimmy Doom's stories that Patrick narrated here.

For more information or to contact Jimmy, you can check out his IMDB page and read his work on "Medium". You can also connect with Jimmy on Twitter @JamesDoom, on Facebook. You can also check out the trailer for Jimmy's upcoming film "Ovid and the Art of Love"!

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