But the fourth time, oh that's grand

My fourth go-round with Little LDB
Been Caught Writing

I noticed in regular LDB scripts that the character seemed to do a bit of outdoor writing and this is the origin of that.

Hope you enjoy.


Currently, DORKS is still in post and Lisa and I are optimistic of our co-venture happening on the horizon.

The third time is the charm

Today marks my third webcomic strip appearance as the writer of L'il Depressed Boy's younger incarnation Lil L'il Depressed Boy.

I'm immensely proud of it.

The creative work of artist Scott Arnold blows me away.
Struble, LDB's creator, brings us to colourful life.

Tonsils and Video Games

Please give it a look.

Ok, secrecy probably not important

There's one, maybe two people who read this blog...
So this is the poster my crack team of exports came up with.
Alas, there's slim to no chance it will be used in any capacity, but that doesn't make me any less proud of the creation.

Moxy through us

Yesterday, a gang of talented friends surrounded me with their awesome to create a mock up of a DORKS poster.

Jason was the real mastermind behind the whole endeavor, I was more of the straw boss, which I must say was a great position to be in. (Unlike laying on the ground with hands mere milimeters from our models crotch holding the blue coat so that he could heroically open it properly)
Jonah was our lovely torso model.
Jessica made sure the cape sat properly on his shoulders.
Art made with the photography (and Photoshop) magic.

All in all, a very successful endeavor.

What's Up by 1 Non-Blonde

John and I turned in our trailer pitches for TSLOD yesterday.
Apparently, the producers are taking a trailer to Cannes to show around.
I say that casually, but inside I'm screaming "Woot!"

Director's cut done.

Hoping to see it in the next couple weeks or so.


Also, Roger Ebert added my Tweet to his list of potential Webby Award speeches.

Now if only I could get the finished version of TSLOD for his review -- a perfect storm.

I realize April Fools is a bad day to make that kind of statement

But, on the plus side, people won't have high expectations and will be surprised when we actually deliver on them.

F-- You Joeboo, I do this myself.

Currently pulling together an A team to turn a horror script I co-wrote into a movie.
We have a first pass at a budget and quality worker bees interested.

Hopefully more in this space soon.