I have an IMDb page
So, it turns out that two of my friends from high school are writers for one of my favorite shows, completely unknown to me. (This is completely awesome, don’t get me wrong.) I participated in theater in middle school and high school, but no longer do creative work. With two other exceptions (both of whom work for non-profit groups trying to influence policy, interestingly), everyone else seems to have kept their hand in creatively, working as photographers, working in theater professionally or doing community theater. Or, you know, actually writing for a successful dramedy. The closest I get to that is listening to Martini Shot on my iPhone.
But there is good news! While it’s not as extensive as Jessica’s or Amy’s, I do have a page at IMDb. The bad news is that it’s for a misspelled version of my name, based on the completely unexpected thank-you credit I got for the original version of World of Warcraft after I left Blizzard. My correctly spelled credits for Warcraft III and Diablo II: Lord of Destruction aren’t in the system.
But just like with discovering that I had a Moby Games profile, I suppose that beggars can’t be choosers.
Now if I could just get a page on Wikipedia …
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Bad news pal, you seem to be down 18% in popularity this week. Need to get some representation!
Comment by Widge — September 10, 2009 @ 9:08
Clearly I need to show some skin in my next picture, so I can get all the Google Image search hits.
Comment by Beau — September 10, 2009 @ 17:12