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Short Story: My Obituary

Mortimer Watson saw his own name in an obituary. That was the beginning. It happened on a Monday afternoon, one of those gray, dead-air days that felt neither like winter nor spring, just an in-between. He was in bed, nestled into the well-worn dip his body had carved into the mattress, playing a meaningless game...More Please

The Tuffest Schedule is Out

Tuffest
The films have been judged and the schedule is out for the Tulsa Underground Film Festival. Want to see some great flicks? 35 films included the premiere of our own film Kick Cha Cop. See what’s playing here

Having Coffee with Business Jesus

Yesterday, I decided to step out of my home office and work on a budget for an upcoming project at a coffee shop in Tulsa. Normally, I’d do this from home, where I can freely pace, talk to my dogs about creative decisions, and not have to pretend to be productive. But since I also...More Please

Half Way Through Kick Cha Cop

As I mentioned before, I’m filming a new movie. I’m trying to get this one in the can before I start a new film this spring. Kick Cha Cop has been a blast. I’m working with a few friends I’ve already been on set with, combined with a group of new actors who I’ve immediately...More Please

Do you have a Brain that Wears Glasses?

Earth on Fire
Over the last few years, I’ve personally struggled with being too aware of my surroundings. Whether it’s too much social media, too much news, or just watching the world seemingly fall apart, I’ve felt the weight of seeing things that others don’t seem to notice. What’s most frustrating is watching people around me remain unbothered...More Please

Kick Cha Cop is Coming

Okay, kids, buckle up because this Thursday we’re kicking off production on Kick Cha Cop! (Yes, that’s the actual title, and no, we’re not changing it.) This little gem started as a short film—just something fun to keep a few of my Tulsa acting buddies busy. But, like all great ideas (like day drinking), it...More Please

Welcome to Oklahoma, Hunker Down

Growing up in California, I thought I had natural disasters figured out. Earthquakes? No problem. Fires? Annoying, sure, but manageable. As a kid in L.A., earthquakes were like impromptu recess drills. The ground would shake, and we’d run outside, laughing, pretending we were part of some action movie. Fires? Well, one of those did burn...More Please
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