The Beginning of The End. (Webseries)

I changed the template of the blog up a little bit because the template I was using was too old and I couldn't adjust it the way I wanted to.

Now I can post videos better, which is perfect because the first episode of the web series I'm directing was released today!

The End. Web Series - Episode 1 The End. Of Gossip



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We hope to release one every Sunday, keep checking back for more info!! We have a great crew and the episodes we've already shot are awesome, we have a bunch of great scripts ready too.

Feel free to go to the blog and click the ads (don't hesitate to click my ads as well). And any feedback on the show is appreciated. Also, if you're in LA and you want to help in any way: craft services, acting, promotions, anything at all, let me know!

I'm also adding a set of buttons to the sidebar so you can get to The End. easily.

Thanks.

E-Query

Representation

Managed by Reno Rankin at Titus Productions and Management.

Screenplays

Produced

Nora's Hair Salon 3: Shear Disaster
In Post Production.

Walk By Faith: After The Honeymoon
In Post Production.

Pastor Jones: Preachin' to the Choir alternate title Pastor Jones: Heavenly Voices (2009)
The beloved Pastor Jones is grappling with yet another crisis affecting his church. The inability of the Pastor's church to pay off a loan has placed his famed choir at risk. In order to save the choir Pastor Jones must bring together its two lead members, sisters Tammy and Louise, who have been at odds. Both women find themselves on an emotional collision course over the future of the choir, all while seeking the approval and attention of the pastor. Pastor Jones must remind the church members that pride is a sin, a sin that is tearing the choir and church apart.
The choir enters a local competition that has a surprising effect on Pastor Jones parishioners. Can the competition bring camaraderie to the church, salvage the faltering group, and save Tammy and Louise's friendship?
(Plot summary from IMDb.com and Amazon.com)
WGA # 1289030

Johnson Family Christmas Dinner (2008)
This comedy drama focuses on the trials and tribulations that a family goes through, always reconnecting over Sunday dinner. As a mother and father observe the sometimes difficult events of their grown children's lives, they have to pick when and where to become involved. From Alex, who opened a failed restaurant with her husband Sam, to Robert Jr. who's just welcomed a new baby into the world, the dinner table sees its share of laughter and tears, but over time each family member learns that they depend on each other to get through it - even when they're at each other's throats.
(Plot summary from moviefone.com)
WGA # 1293335

In Development

The Happenstances at the Yellow County Community Swim and Racquet Club The Summer Before Last
Finalist in the 2010 Beverly Hills Film Festival Screenplay Competition.
Jonathan, a total loser who secretly lives in the guard house of the local community pool, must train a team of misfits, including a struggling artist with webbed toes, a timid teen with a concave chest, and the beautiful heiress of the Comfort Inn fortune, to win the Tri-County Relay Race and save the club from being run by a management company that only cares about money. The management company hires a relay team of ringers including a girl with a prosthetic dorsal fin and a man named Carmichael Schmelps who looks suspiciously like a certain Olympic gold medalist.
WGA # 1332588

 Spec

Addicted To You
Jake, a producer for the Intervention style documentary show "Confrontation," is devastated when is longtime girlfriend tells him she's cheated on him the night he set to propose. He goes into depression until his next "Confrontation" shoot. When he gets to the documentary subject's hometown he meets a girl named Amber and falls for her instantly. He continues to the subject's house and finds that Amber is the addict he's supposed to be documenting.
WGA # 1410852

Love Bites
Twilight meets Superbad, if Twilight didn't suck (no pun intended). Drake, your average teenage vampire, falls for Julia, the new human girl at Vincent Price High School. Julia's not looking for love, she's still having trouble adjusting to her new town, a monster friendly community in Pennsylvania. Even if they did hit it off, Julia's father, a monster-racist, would have a few things to say about his daughter dating "one of those bloodsuckers, or flesh eaters, whatever they do for fun."
WGA # 1376156

Suicide Watch
A dark comedy, Charlie, an utter failure of a screenwriter, wants to kill himself but when he calls to quit his dead end job at movie rental store Popcorn Movies he is informed that he has to put in a two weeks notice. Charlie sighs and gets ready for his shift that night. He decides that he’ll spend his final two weeks figuring out how best to kill himself by enlisting advice from his co-workers under the guise of researching for a screenplay he is trying to write. Can a beautiful suicide hotline operator make him change his mind?
WGA # 1270560

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Thanks to everyone who's been sending congratulations to Ash and I, we have been blogging to our baby here.  I think that blog has more readers than this one!

My producer on Nora's Hair Salon 3 tweeted this picture a few days ago.  I'm not sure if this is the official DVD cover art or what it is.

I watched the rough cuts of the episodes of The End. that we filmed.  I'm excited to put out the first episode hopefully around Halloween.  You can follow The End. on Twitter and Facebook.

   

There are a lot of additions I want to add to my blog including basically an E-Query that I can direct people to that has a list of my produced and spec screenplays, what stage they're in, WGA #'s, etc, etc.  I also found a website called Scribd that hosts PDFs so I can actually post some scripts directly on my blog.  I obviously won't put works in progress up, but produced screenplays and shorts and things like that I can.  It will be interesting (to some) to see what I originally wrote and how it was translated to the screen.

Look for all of that soon.

I think, I thiiiiink, that I might also start weighing in on screenwriting questions that I see on other screenwriters' blogs.  As you can see I've added a Blog Roll to my blog of other screenwriters/ filmmakers and when I'm reading their posts I feel like I have some insight and in some cases I'm further along in my "career" because I have produced work, a manager, and I've had many meetings with producers, actors, writers that I can draw from.  That will also be a cool feature that will break up the simple updates about what script is doing what.

My wife is pregnant!

We're going to blog our unborn child's entire life!!  And you thought the amount of pictures on Facebook of our pug was fanatical...

The End.

The Web Series I directed is coming along. Here is some teaser art for it.

I'm watching cuts of the first few episodes this week.

For silly post-apocalyptic jokes and real news about the web series follow The End. on Twitter.

My hard drive died the other night and I lost some files but I mostly had my documents backed up. Apple replaced my hard drive for free, they actually upgraded it by 40 GB and put the new operating system on it.

The rest of my projects are slowly coming together, no real news to report. A draft of this, an outline of that, etc.

My basketball team won last night, it was awesome, I love the league.

I'm going to San Diego tomorrow (and by that I mean later today). I love San Diego.

I put up that picture in my blog title for a couple reasons, 1) it's silly, 2) it adds a little color to the page when you first arrive, and 3) it seems like an apt metaphor. I'm chasing a carrot that is just out of reach but I put it there myself. No one told me that I had to work at night and pursue my screenwriting career during the day but here I am (I've actually had a day or two of a break to do errands and visit Ash at school but the rest of the week I'm back in writing mode).

The picture by the way is a screenshot from True Motivation, a video I did for some contest several years ago that I didn't win. At 47 seconds into the video there's a shot of my back and you can clearly see a large mole that I've since had removed. I also drank several raw eggs for the video even though it looks like I edited around it.

The other night I went to a Channel 101 screening. It was awesome and I hope that once the web series I'm working on is edited that maybe it will fit with their programming. You can watch the videos that are currently a part of the 'network' here and watch my friend's super funny yet canceled series Co-Workers in a Barely Different Dimension here. Channel 101 has a couple claims to fame but I first heard about it through The Lonely Island's series The 'Bu which you can find on The Lonely Island's Youtube along with a bunch of other good stuff. You might be burnt out on I'm On a Boat and stuff like that but there is some awesome Lonely Island stuff out there still to discover.

Other than that, life is great. I can't believe it's almost October.

Recently I did a new draft of my screenplay Addicted to You and submitted it to the 2011 Beverly Hills Film Festival Screenplay Competition on Withoutabox.  Here's the logline:

Addicted To You
Jake, a producer for the Intervention style documentary show "Confrontation," is devastated when is longtime girlfriend tells him she's cheated on him the night he set to propose. He goes into depression until his next "Confrontation" shoot. When he gets to the documentary subject's hometown he meets a girl named Amber and falls for her instantly. He continues to the subject's house and finds that Amber is the addict he's supposed to be documenting.

I was a finalist last year and had a lot of fun.

Last night I live-tweeted Clash of the Titans.  I had some good gems during it, it was a pretty mediocre movie but better than I expected.  I have my men's basketball league on Thursday nights so I changed my work schedule around, now Thursday and Saturday nights are my weekend and Ash works on Fridays so Thursday night might be my movie watching night.  That could mean more LTing to come.

Today I met with Phil about our baseball movie and we made some good strides.  I'll do another draft and then we'll be ready to show it to people.

I met with Phil during the day, picked up Ash and immediately when out to eat, then went home to get some things and went straight to work.  I'm working until 2:30am, hopefully getting to sleep by 3, and then getting up for a meeting in the morning with my Manager and a Director to talk about the baseball movie and another project we have in the works.

Hopefully after that I'll have a chance to hang out at the pool with Ash.  Then back to work Sunday night.

One more thing, has anyone else seen the new IMDb layout?  I'm not a fan.

In honor of my work with my co-writer Phil, who is actually in The Scout. Hopefully our movie will be in the same league one day.