It’s been awhile since I’ve written my last blurb. I’ve been a busy man. Getting ready for the short film I’m co-producing/acting in. The title of this entry is the short film.
“Two roommates begin to question the supernatural as they experience phenomena in their very own house!”
Today on Variety’s website, I noticed that the Writer’s Guild has signed an interim agreement with The Weinstein Company so they could continue producing some movies that they already had in the process before the strike started; 
the deal even permits The Weinstein Company to work on new material as well. One of the obvious benefits is this gets more screenwriters back to work, and it also allows the below the line people involved with the aforementioned movies to get food on the table.
I think it’s great that people are getting back to work, because no one likes a stagnate film industry, but this is not the first interim deal that’s been made. Worldwide Pants, David Letterman’s production company, and United Artists have signed interim deals as well. In my opinion, this begs the question of the Writer’s Guild faith in the strike.
I‘m usually wary of expounding on the subject of politics. It’s an extremely volatile subject that can somehow cause people to dredge up feelings they didn’t realize they had. And one wrong minuscule word can cause an implosion that will rearrange your face…and not for the better. The people who are in this profession are well aware of the dire consequences of their choosing this profession and are well-equipped for it. If this is what you choose, then that’s your prerogative.
So I’m now involved in the process of making a short film. I’m excited about it; the storyline is a good concept; I’m working with people who know what they’re doing; I’ve wanted to do this for awhile. I’m pretty excited.