At the movie premiere for "Bears on a Ship" this past weekend. It's a fun movie in the vain of "Snakes on a Plane." (I'm on the far left)

One of my short films was feature in the San Francisco Chronicle!

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It was "Top Secret" when I first saw him on screen & he was hilarious. But through the years, I saw him take on many different roles, proving that he was one of the great actors of his generation. It was sad when he had his diagnosis, but there was always hope. RIP Mr. Kilmer

John Sayles is one of those directors who flies under the radar, but always produces interesting films. This is one of my favorites.

The projects I pitched yesterday for potential producers and possible representation. One is a comedy and the other is Sci-Fi, but both are about small town America.

Title: Dry Sunrise

Genre: Comedy

Two brothers, who own a bar in a small town, must dispose of their stock of liquor before the morning when their bar is technically considered an illegal business.

#ScreenPit #Fea #Co #Re #Cov #40up #Spec

Title: Infestation: Melvin and Nash

Genre: Sci-Fi Horror Action

On the eve of Fourth of July, an alien invasion erupts underneath an unsuspecting small town, leaving an exterminator and his apprentice to save the day.

#ScreenPit #Fea #SFi #Ho #Ac #Spec #PG13 #40Up #SeRe

Check out my first feature film featuring Gregg Henry. It's a psychological thriller about what we find when you go searching for the truth. You can watch it on Prime Video, Tubi, Roku Channel, etc..