I’ve been a creative and hands-on producer and a writer of scripts and articles since high school when I would work on live television broadcasts and was the editor of my school newspaper.
I have worked in broadcast television and radio and worked on films and videos of all kinds in front of and behind the cameras and microphones. I am an actor, now SAG-AFTRA, but years ago I was in several Equity Waiver plays.
I have volunteered at film festivals, and spent a decade at Sundance Film Festival as a “STOPs” working with the talent and filmmakers for their screenings.
My background has been indie film, but I recently quit pushing my two current indie film screenplays because the indie film industry is in such turmoil. I decided to write a so-call NonDē (“non-dependent”) very contained microbudget indie film screenplay.
I discovered I actually wrote a one-act stage play.
The story of “BOYLEHEIGHTS 1939” is important and powerful because it is historically accurate and reflects the tragedy of what is happening in this country today.
Producing a play is new to me, but I’ve worked on a lot of TV and film and music videos productions (and did act in plays long ago).