The Wild, Wild Wave
It is far too early on a Saturday morning, and I am far too undercaffeinated to even be considering writing this.  I've been on Google Wave since Monday, and I want to pontificate a bit, especially in light of my previous article, On Collaboration.This little article is going to take on a slightly different form.&

On Collaboration
Since I started down the filmmaking path in one of the noughts, I have largely been "going it alone."  Most of this is undoubtedly due to my background in music composition - the "old dead white guy" kind, not the stuff with words.  My life as a composer was a solitary one, and I think in large part, I fooled myself into believing that "going it alone" was more in tune with my personality.I didn't know

Proof of My Existence for the Week of November 16, 2009
Adios Cameron.  Observe this.  Sorry Dollhouse.  JFK.Tuesday, November 17, 2009 - Parting is Such... House review at pulptone.comFriday, November 20, 2009 - Who Observes the Observers? Fringe review at pulptone.com.Friday, November 20, 2009 -

Stories That Must Be Heard
Today is the 46th anniversary of the JFK assassination.Two of my films and a number of my promotional films have been made for and with the Mary Ferrell Foundation. The films, The Fourteen Minute Gap and

Why Do We Watch?
As anyone who reads this blog will no doubt know, I've been reviewing House and Fringe for pulptone.com since the starts of their sixth and second seasons, respectively.  A few weeks ago, I wanted to review something else, to have a chance to look at another show.  In this ca