It’s hard to believe. Time keeps moving and you try to not pay attention, you try to keep things bottled up and forgotten about. And then the “big numbers” hit you. Nice round ones like 20 years. It’s no different than the day before. Why should it matter? Why does the 7,300th day since it …
Lingering flicks.
A little update about our current work load and how we’re pushing to keep moving.
Internationally talking shit
Where did Too Young to Die go?
Behind the scenes of a momentary movie misadventure. After we wrote Too Young to Die in 2013 we started looking to get the movie made and created a couple of teaser trailers, posters and various other bits and bobs, doing interviews with online magazines and blogs and radio shows and promoting ourselves all we could. …
The poor hard working actors of the North East.
Prepare to think I’m an asshole. … So I see a lot of people I know, actors primarily, saying please keep Beowulf going. Please renew for a season two. Please start a campaign page, spread the word, share this, link that, etc. I’ve bit my tongue. But I’ll throw a penny in the fountain of …
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Another year nearing its close.
A lot has happened over the last 12 months. I left a decent (though soul destroying) job to focus on writing and producing fulltime. Worked with my brothers and managed to write a script which has been getting acclaim nearly everywhere it’s been read. We’ve talked with investors, producers, actors, companies and more who two …
A few words about selling out
Some people will call us sell outs for getting involved with companies about product placements in our upcoming feature film Too Young to Die. (http://www.WeareTooYoungtoDie.com) The simple fact is those people forget that the film business is a business. We are still in the process of raising the funds to make this movie and without …
Another night smoked to the filter.
I take a lot on. With my team we have a ton of projects we’re doing at once. Myself I’m spearheading six of them. Three of which are priorities. And I’m working on them at least some of every day. And they are very time consuming. But despite how important they are and despite just …
Onward and upward.
I don’t understand complacency. I don’t understand settling. Content.
I’m never content. Next satisfied. Everything I do is garbage. Just a learning curve, helping make me better for next time. Everything I get, I want more. Everything I do, it’s not enough. I’m always hungry. Always thirsty. Always driven.
Every failure is a hurdle. Not a brick wall. Every success is an inspiration. Not a finish line.
Dis guy’s lament. Pay no attention to it.
It’s hard to keep excited sometimes, the more you push and the more life pushes back. The film world is notoriously hard to break into – unless you know someone – and so many close calls to success, deals in place that fall apart before they close, and all of the turmoil that comes with …
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