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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

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Ready to make your own "300"?

Following on Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, Sin City, 300, and even TV series’ like John Adams, the advantages of virtual sets and locations are attractive to indie filmmakers, though maybe a little bit out of reach. Nevertheless

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Making Arrangements – Day Six Plus

So it’s all in the can. The rest is all about editing, sound and music. Jay Kensinger is our editor. He did a manly job juggling this project, prepping for another film (he’s got one of his own in prepro

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Making Arrangements – Day Five

Time for pickups. All shot MOS, just a few of us required… here’s what we needed. It’s important to me to establish “Bill” and “Cassie”‘s marriage as a healthy one… Bill makes some questionable ethical decisions, and it’s important that

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Making Arrangements – Day Four

Okay, I’m writing this long after the fact, but I’ll try to remember as much as I can… We’re shooting all the outdoor stuff today, on a cul-de-sac in Live Oak, in front of my friends Brian and Adriana’s place.

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Rocket Summer Book

My novel, Rocket Summer is now available in Kindle and paperback.

Visit RocketSummer.info for the story behind the story.

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