Hey Everyone!
Just wanted to let you know that the trailer for FEED (Directed by Rick Vasquez) was recently released! Check it out below! I'm sure my friends are going to have a ton of witty comments for me but just so you know, I've already heard all the airline security jokes so you'll have to come up with something different! But, I do think I'm going to keep the Grizzly Adams look. I'm pretty sure all the ladies dig it.
FEED Trailer on YouTube
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Trailer for FEED Released!
Friday, July 17, 2009
The trailer for FEED screens on Saturday!

Hey Everyone, the trailer I worked on for FEED is screening this Saturday night at Stray Cat Bar and Lounge in Tempe! Festivities start at 6pm. Hope to see you there!
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
I made a brief appearance in the Middle Men Trailer!
An extended trailer for Middle Men was recently posted on break.com. I had a featured role as a masturbating terrorist in the movie. Yes, it was one of my finer moments. Anyhow, check out the video below to see the trailer. The trailer starts at the 45:35 mark. My brief appearance happens at the 49:07 mark! Enjoy! Disclaimer: Below video contains nudity and is NOT suitable for work.
Middle Men Trailer on break.com - Watch more Funny Videos
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Raj Suri as Mr. Profanity
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Room For One More
Here's a short film that I was fortunate to work on with students over at UAT. Enjoy!
Room For One More from So Major on Vimeo.
Support AZ Film
As many of you already know, the APA is fighting to keep the Arizona Motion Picture Tax Incentive Program alive (MOPIC). As an actor living in AZ, it's imperative that you contact your Represenative to ask them to extend the program. Below is an email template that you can use to email your local government officials. Many thanks to fellow actor, Pete Kelly, for setting up the email template. All you have to do is cut and paste the email addresses and body of the email into your favorite email program. Obviously, replace my name in the email with your name. Also many thanks to all involved in drafting up the talking points in this email.
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To: kcheuvront@azleg.gov
CC: rgould@azleg.gov; dmccunedavis@azleg.gov; rmiranda@azleg.gov; rpearce@azleg.gov; spierce@azleg.gov; bleff@azleg.gov; jwaring@azleg.gov; paboud@azleg.gov; aaguirre@azleg.gov; callen@azleg.gov; sallen@azleg.gov; malvarez@azleg.gov; rburns@azleg.gov; mburtoncahill@azleg.gov; jgarcia@azleg.gov; pgorman@azleg.gov; cgray@azleg.gov; lgray@azleg.gov; ahale@azleg.gov; jharper@azleg.gov; jhuppenthal@azleg.gov; llandrumtaylor@azleg.gov; llopez@azleg.gov; amelvin@azleg.gov; jnelson@azleg.gov; jpaton@azleg.gov; rrios@azleg.gov; jtibshraeny@azleg.gov; tverschoor@azleg.gov
Subject: AZ Motion Picture Tax Incentive Program
Greetings State/Senate Representatives !
My name is Raj Suri and I'm a local working actor.It is my understanding that the Arizona Production Association is fighting to keep the Arizona Motion Picture Tax Incentive Program alive (MOPIC). An economic Impact Study is underway and the preliminary results are showing that the information the Dept.of Commerce (ADOC) has provided to the Legislature is critically flawed and underestimated.
· ADOC is only looking at taxes generated from post-approved spending and not taxes generated from all production spending ($44 million versus $91 million for pre-approved applicants).
· While some of the post-approved spending was ruled ineligible for tax credits, it still has a positive impact on the economy and should be included in the model.
· The permanent jobs that are created are career jobs that pay an average annual wage of $39,788, which is above the state average annual wage of $27,917.
· Since the initiation of the tax credit program, the state has seen a significant increase in the number of productions, production companies, and total production-related wages paid in Arizona.
· The economic impacts of this industry are similar to the tourism and convention industry. It supports hotels, restaurants, rental cars, etc., but in a vastly greater way since stays are not typically one to two weeks, but rather months at a time.
· The tax credit program is not a "spending" program. No state dollars have been appropriated within the state's budget to give away. The State is not losing anything by having this program in place.
Please support the Motion Picture Tax Credit.
Thanks very much for your time,
Raj Suri
Chandler, AZ
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Great youtube comment..
Here's a recent comment I got on my Comedy Reel on Youtube.
"who is raj suri? Is he trying to market himself through these videos. His video was listed as a sponsored link! Not at all impressive! Were you trying to make the audience laugh or cry? Dont ever try this in India, you may be banned!!"
Rock! My first fan!
