In 2002 I returned to filmmaking full time, crewing on the films Birdie & Bogey and Echoes of Innocence. After moving to Seattle in 2004, I worked on the Tribeca Short Film Festival’s Stealing Joy, the campy cult favorite Creatures from the Pink Lagoon, and the deliciously creepy, (un)intentionally hilarious thriller Darkness of Three. In 2005 I co-produced an eight minute glass-blowing documentary entitled Ryan in the Hot Shop which played at the One Reel Film Festival and on KCTS television. I attempted to write a screenplay in 2007 and went gray in the process.
My last gig was last summer, when I took a position on the crew of a feature film based on the hit short film Dear Lemon Lima. The big screen version has a great cast, including Academy Award Nominee Melissa Leo and Disney’s Camp Rock star Meaghan Jette Martin. (Look for it in theatres later this year.)
In addition to on-set skills, I can run a production office, explain the ins and outs of New Media/Web 2.0 digital distribution, and organize a theatrical premiere.
Because of changes in my life, I am considering a career change. Maybe I’ll be a Media Critic. Maybe I’ll be an angry MacHead.
Maybe I’ll open a restaurant.
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