
Yesterday we took a little stroll around the USC campus along with our counterpart R2D2. May the Forced Perspective be with you!

To promote the third and FINAL run of “Evenings in Quarantine: The Zombie Opera,” we have released this promotional trailer highlighting some of the fantastic imagery and effects that go into the hybrid film and stage production.

Yep, it’s that time again. I reach in my wallet and realize, “Oh man, I’m almost out of business cards!” Guess now’s a good time to switch things up.

Since I got my Canon Rebel T2i DSLR camera, I haven’t had much time to really examine how it performs with various functions. I thought I’d take a little break from the excitement and try out some tests of my own.
What does the future look like? Is Hollywood dying? Is film school pointless? Will the world really be run by machines?

We are excited to announce the third and final performances for “Evenings in Quarantine: The Zombie Opera.” This hybrid feature-length film and multimedia show is a unique theater experience that blends live actors with a filmed backdrop and effects.

Life has been moving pretty fast, especially since the move to Los Angeles. What does that mean for the website? New stuff!

Where does inspiration come from? For several people it hits them in the shower. Other’s find it during sleep. A lot of times, inspiration simply comes from other creative people.

This past semester, we set out to film a movie about cops, robbers, and dysfunctional relationships. This Saturday, May 7, 2011, “Misfire” will finally be shown to the world!

I am thrilled to announce that I will be producing a USC short film this coming fall entitled “Haven’s Point.” The project is part of the advanced production course offered at the school and involves a very competitive crew selection process.