Last September my homie Korey and I started writing a script called “Asteroid”
We did it just for fun, with the thought that we could hopefully shoot it in our hometown with a small budget.
This past week, we finished shooting it.
I can’t wait for people to see it.
Well, this is awkward.
Hello, website I constantly think about posting on and never get around to. Apart from the occasional e-mail I don’t even know if people check this thing.
Time has flown by since the last post, and now that we’re all in lockdown it only seems to have gotten worse.
But, enough of that, updates! In December I traveled to Alaska to shoot a documentary about the University of Alaska Fairbanks study on WTC 7. The teaser trailer was just released:
We’re close to wrapping up the film, coming in at around 45 minutes, and we’re also editing a five minute version for airing on PBS.
Also, last year I collaborated with a friend on a documentary about the “Angry Bagel Guy” Chris Morgan and his ill-fated celebrity boxing match with Lenny Dykstra. That short piece is free to watch here, if you need a healthy dose of schadenfreude:
That’s about it for now. I had some pretty big plans for this year that have mostly been scuttled for now, but I do have a few other things up my sleeve.
Talk to you next year!
Hello people who randomly stumble upon my website!
My CBD documentary, Magic Molecule, is now available on every digital platform known to man!
You can check it out on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Microsoft Store, Spectrum on Demand, Redbox On Demand and Fandango Now!
If you enjoyed the soundtrack by Johan Back Monell, it’s also available for purchase and streaming!
Hello there, occasional website visitors.
The wacky documentary that I edited and co-produced, which premiered at Slamdance this year, is now on Amazon! And if you have Prime, it’s free to watch!
If you’ve got 75 minutes to spare you can watch a Pennsylvania entrepreneur struggle with multiple businesses, an overbearing mother and an abysmal love life.
If you enjoy the film, I hope you’ll take a moment afterwards to leave a review.
When I was writing the script for the narrative version of Loose Change, Adult Swim was constantly being watched in the living room by my roommates. It wasn’t long before I also fell in love with Space Ghost, The Brak Show and Sealab 2021. Harvey Birdman is, to date, one of my favorite animated shows.
If you had told me in the early 2000s that almost two decades later I would appear on Adult Swim, I wouldn’t have believed you.
And yet, that’s what’s happened. I’m on Kraft Punk’s (sorry, KRFT Punk) new special.
