Occasionally the group played other games after, including the improvised cult soap operas " Corn Town " and " Shalico . " DeVincent went on to directing professionally, acting ( touring for three years with fellow FNI alum, Dereck Walton, and appeared in television commercials and voice-overs ), casting, theatre critic / contributing editor ( Pittsburgh City Paper ), agenting, and teaching theatre in the South on the university level.
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The whole discussion about the changing modes of literary agenting was probably touched off by Michael Ovitz's demise at Disney and subsequent startup of a management company for movie talent . ( Before Disney he had founded and headed the movie industry's most powerful agency, the Creative Artists Agency . ) In Hollywood, by state law, talent agents can only negotiate contracts for their clients; managers, unregulated, are only supposed to advise, not actually find employment for their clients.
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He was closely related to some of the leading covenanters his uncle was the Rev . Robert Murray, minister of Scottish church, for soon after the king's return to England the commission of assembly besought Charles to " lay on him the agenting of the affairs of the church about his majesty . " It was generally believed that Murray told his friend, Lord Digby, of the king's intention to arrest the five members of the House of Commons, and that Digby betrayed the secret.
