Film

I personally listened to over three and a half hours of actually calls from Heartline in order to create the story behind this dramatization. We follow five Oklahoman’s in need and how they find help and hope in Heartline.

This was a lot of fun working with some of the most talented actors and crew. I took on the role as editor and cinematographer this time which was quite difficult juggling that with directing. A lively and funny piece in the vain of Scooby Doo with a more modern scheme.

A personal project that came from a writing exercise I came up with with a few fellow screenwriters. 3 pages, 2 characters, 1 location.
I ended up liking mine enough to produce it thanks to Eric Piper for allowing his space, The Resonator, be the set for  this short film. I’m glad we got to use it before they switched locations.Starring Gary Wales, Kyle Pennington, and Brad Bishop, with music from Josh Carpenter, this is one of my favorite productions of the year.

I directed a single scene of my latest feature film, Little to Lose. It’s about a young man who finds out he has the same cancer his father just passed from. with time seemingly running out, his end of life crisis brings him to meet an old man, Orwell, who happens to be a retired cat burglar.

From Prolific film director and screenwriter James Cullen Bressack comes Nanny Cam, a brutal story shot from the perspective of a NannyCam, directed by yours truly. Featured on this anthology of other such gruesome horror stories, be sure to check it out!

This short was such a blast to make. Jay Dee and I had worked all day in Tulsa and as soon as we arrived in Oklahoma City, we set foot onto another set. He is one of the most talented actors I’ve had the pleasure of working with several times.