Second anniversary of the first anniversary show twice removed. This Saturday: during two shows, Second Stage Stand Up, 6 and 8 p.m., in San Juan Cap!
Saturday October 8th…The Big Anniversary Show
Posted in Schedule Updates, Uncategorized on October 7, 2011 by onefunnyguyFall has Fallen
Posted in Uncategorized on October 6, 2011 by onefunnyguy
It’s that time of year sports fans…no not football season, although I love it…not baseball playoffs….call me when the Dodgers are back, and no, not tax season…thank God! Film fest time. We submitted Dead Americans to Gasperilla and the Sunscreen film festivals with Berlin and SXSW not far behind. We plan to submit to a mix of domestic and foreign festivals throughout the year. DA is our first feature film and entre into the sci fi world. I’ll keep you posted on where and when it can be viewed…hopefully in a neighborhood near you.
Dead Americans The Movie!
Posted in Uncategorized on May 25, 2011 by onefunnyguyDead Americans The Movie with a new audio track and sensational new SFX, compliments of the hard working audio genius Andy Duncan, is coming to a film festival near you. It really sounds sensational! Stay tuned!
Gearing up for gearing down and acting up!
Posted in Uncategorized on April 8, 2011 by onefunnyguySome intense film work is finishing up for the month. Comedy is cranking back up! Getting psyched to embark on a comedy tour through Florida with stops in Tampa, St. Pete, and Clearwater. Also being featured in the inaugural Underground Comedy Festival on April 30th. More info to come…
WWII film
Posted in Uncategorized on March 3, 2011 by onefunnyguyJust finished an amazing shoot up in the Big Bear Mountains of Southern California. Very cold and harsh conditions, but the film is a beauty. Shot on 35mm and set in WWII France it centers on a chance encounter between a German soldier, American flyers and French Resistance. Very grueling days and long hours with blizzard conditions a couple of the days. We have some pick ups, but this film written and directed by Jeff Fry is amazing. As an Associate Producer with my film partner Ken Collins, we filled in the gaps from craft service to pass van duty. I ran slate and played camera assistant one day while dishing out pasta on another. You do what have to do to get the job done . 