I’m printing up a slightly revised resume to take over to Amoeba Music tonight. Though I love working at Rocket, I’m sick of the atmosphere, and I’ve ceased to care about the place. I’ll post an announcement here if Amoeba hires me.
It’s late and I’m working hard on Blood & Mist. I only wanted to duck in here long enough to offer this as an explanation as to why I’ve been absent this week. I met with an exec at Maple Shade Entertainment last week. They had passed on Blood & Dust, which they read and […]
April 29, 2004 – 11:15 am
I’ve begun a photo album at buzznet of photos from Cristy Cornett’s wedding. Click on the image below to check it out. There are a dozen pics up now. More are coming.
April 28, 2004 – 10:53 pm
Sara and I were talking on the phone late Monday night. I don’t remember how we got on the subject but I was telling her about the time I saw the potato bug. I was in front of the television at home in Camarillo. This was years ago. I know, because I was watching the […]
April 27, 2004 – 11:54 pm
Sara and I stepped out of the furnace heat of La Brea into what amounted to a Rocket Video pet fair. Sirry’s dog Luna was there. Summer brought Sammy and Maggie, her boxers in, and along with them was the newest addition to her fold, a young boxer named Sophie. Sitting on the popcorn machine […]
April 27, 2004 – 11:45 pm
Seems the war effort is digging into the lives of the ordinary. The Army is recalling five Howitzers currently used by Mammoth for avalanche control for use in Iraq and Afghanistan. They must really need them if they’re actually yanking them back from Mammoth. Click here to read the article, though you might have to […]
Hey. I’ve got plenty to tell, but I’ll have to do that later. In the meantime, I wanted to point out that I’ve added an additional feature to this here blog. Notice in the right column the list of current photos. These are the most recent posts to my new photoblog over at buzznet.com. Check […]
April 23, 2004 – 12:07 am
Mark asked me as we wrapped up the last of our tasks for the evening if I was going to write in my blog about how punchy he was this evening. I thought that was pretty funny because I had no idea he even thought about that. I guess maybe he saw the picture below. […]
April 21, 2004 – 12:21 am
This is a picture of Mark. He’s showing us the movie he’s about to shelf. He wants us to know that it’s called Look What’s Up My Ass 2.
April 21, 2004 – 12:06 am
Things have been quiet around here for me. I haven’t been up to anything interesting, and the week has sort of just rolled by. I’m still hard at work on an assortment of script ideas. As mentioned below, some are huge. Some are quite small. But I keep moving forward. And I did talk to […]
A few thoughts about my current project… Most of my attention is occupied by Blood & Dust right now. More specifically, I’m working on Blood & Mist and Blood & Glass. They’re the prequel and sequel, respectively, to the original. What makes these two projects challenging is the vastly different scope each has with respect […]
My friend Sara’s short film, Parallel Passage is reviewed at the Entertainment Insiders site. “Dark and delicious ‘Parallel Passage‘ is a path worth traveling.” Sweet. Maybe this’ll help it get more recognition. Here’s the einsiders link: Parallel Passage
Just a couple of pics from the crest of Runyon Canyon. The first is just a typical assortment of folks at the overlook. The second is a view of downtown from the same spot.
April 14, 2004 – 12:24 pm
I just tried to venture over to Gold’s Gym, but something’s going on. Both ends of my street (1300-1400 block of North Martel) are blocked by police cruisers and yellow tape. The entrance to the complex just up the street from me is cordoned off. A bomb squad vehicle is out front. Police are standing […]
I just posted a new mix and a re-vamped music page. Check it out here, or just click on the music mixes link to the right. This one’s a longer one, clocking in at just short of forty-five minutes. I mixed the thing last week, not thrilled at the time with the transitions. But a […]
