Responding To An Acting Audition Call

Dear Maya

I am interested in auditioning for 

HUSBAND

• Pinoy male in his late 30s to mid 40s.

• Tall, macho, really masculine looking

• Looks naughty/pilyo the kind that you would not think will listen to what his wife tells him to do. May be a mestizo, moreno, chinito or Pinoy-looking actor.

CASTING BRIEF FOR A TVC production – 

Theater / indie film actors preferred. Please call Maya Ambalada Roldan at 0917 5204322 or email her at maya.roldan@yr.com.

The profile fits me perfectly and I'm quite certain that if you use my talent, the TVC will be extremely effective:

1. I am a husband (and father) in real life.

			Rom Cumagun - CUMAGUN, BALDILLO, MILADO, DE... Jose Romualdo "Rom" B. Cumagun Family year 2007
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2. Pinoy male looks his late 30s to mid 40s although 48 in reality

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3. Tall (if you compare with the my friend, Ronnie Merino, who is 5 ft 3.99 inches

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4. Macho (see how magnetic I am with the ladies) Dimples Sarle https://www.facebook.com/dimple.sarile, Joh Aguila Cahucom https://www.facebook.com/kamotejoh, Tina Reyes https://www.facebook.com/TinaVReyes, Kim Uy https://www.facebook.com/brideybenedicto

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5. Really Masculine Looking (watch me climb a mountain)

6. Looks naughty/pilyo the kind that you would not think will listen to what his wife tells him to do (see me with my friends who influenced me to be naughty/pilyo)

			Rom Cumagun - ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY 198... I see the light! (Event: Birthday of @[748222436:2048:Ed Camacho]
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7. May be mestizo (proof is my face that blushes pink every time I do a scene with an adorable celebrity)

8. Moreno (Marilou Diaz-Abaya had a difficult time choosing Cesar Montano over me when she casted him as Jose Rizal)

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9. Chinito (Sir Chief is actually a character paying homage to Sir Rom

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10. Pinoy looking actor (this is me side-by-side with ethnic artist Joey Ayala so you could compare) 

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Compare the classic Pinoy looks of me and Manny Pacquiao when we endorsed Pizza Hut.

11. Theater/Indie Film Actor (Always watching movies and plays in the theater but "indie" pa nakakakuha ng acting break")

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My Curriculum Vitae

Notes:

The Casting call

as posted in Facebook by Dennis N. Marasigan https://www.facebook.com/dennis.n.marasigan to Philippine Global Entertainment Corporation

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Sincerely Rom Cumagun

KUDOS DENNIS SAMSON: MABEX CREATOR

I gauge a man's tenderness of heart by the way he treats children.

I was preparing to interview Marist Alumni Business Exchange MABEX creator Dennis Samson at an outdoor cafe, Figaro Coffee Sta. Lucia East Brickroad, when Dennis noticed a child feeding the fishes in the pond. Concerned for the safety of the child and for the ecology of the pond, he searched for a security guard to disengage the child from her play. Finding none available he approached the child and took it upon himself to teach the child to be safe and not to feed the swimming creatures, "you might fall in the water; and don't feed the goldfishes because if they get full, they won't eat the mosquitoes anymore."

Praise God for tender hearts like Dennis'; I can only bask in the optimism that his kindness will imprint upon this child that she, too, in her mature years will show the same concern for the younger generation, remembering that once she met a stranger who cared enough to tenderly teach her to be safe and to leave the fishes alone in their natural diet of wrigglers.

My impression of Dennis' gentleness was further confirmed with his profound insights in my interview of him regarding his objectives as Marist Alumni Business Exchange creator. Kudos Dennis Samson (Marist 89).