September 2007

It recently dawned on me that despite the fact that I'm still in the "not making any money at it" phase, I definitely have at least the illusion of what seems like a burgeoning career.

I've done numerous smaller student films this year (4 that I can think of off the top of my head) and of course had a starring role in the independent feature film, "Deadly Obsession". Larry and I have completed two of our own shorts, "The Ruse" and "Sal Monella" (we still have one re-shoot and the editing to complete), plus we still have a stack of short films written and ready to go that we will continue producing. We are also working with a producer friend on a feature idea as well as pitching some ideas for some internationally syndicated TV shows that could be a real opportunity at some real money (which would be purely commercial fluff with no substance, which is what his contacts are looking for). We also have an idea for another possible TV show that I'd like to write up into a treatment and pitch to someone somewhere.

Aside from that I have 4 features lined up, 2 starring and 2 smaller roles as well as another short. Now if I can just get paid for more of my work, I might have something. At least I'm staying busy, getting my name and face out there and meeting tons of people.