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New horror project: feedback
Well, we’ve gotten feedback from two of our first-draft readers so far. It was great!! Wow. You guys really put some work into this piece and it shows. Excellent job on many levels … I was intrigued, involved and enjoyed…
Tagged with: film, filmmaking, gremlins, horror, linkedin, movie, screenplay, screenwriting, script, the descent, writing
Posted in film, writing faeries
Posted in film, writing faeries
New horror project: day eight writing
As last mentioned, we’ve reached a place where an adjustment of our outline is in order. The outline calls for another day at the cabin before the creatures are fully revealed. A day of further development of the character arcs,…
Tagged with: film, filmmaking, horror, linkedin, movie, outline, process, screenplay, screenwriting, script, the descent, zhura
Posted in film, writing faeries
Posted in film, writing faeries
I invented the integrated circuit.
Today was the video shoot for the Computer History Museum‘s new upcoming exhibits. In it, I play Jack Kilby, inventor of the integrated circuit. (I’d like to clarify that I play Kilby at the time he invented the circuit, not…
Tagged with: acting, computer history museum, educational, film, filmmaking, integrated circuit, jack kilby, linkedin, mad men, movie, movie set, shooting, video
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Posted in film
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Finally saw this movie… it’s one of those that’s such a “classic” and “groundbreaking” film that filmies love to talk about (and some growed up mens still say scares them), figured I’d better see it. I won’t spend a lot…
Tagged with: directing, film, filmmaking, george romero, horror, linkedin, movie, night of the living dead, zombies
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Posted in film, reviews
My novel, Rocket Summer is now available in Kindle and paperback.
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