I filmed my couple of scenes for an upcoming TV show from the creator of an amazing show that I really love and starring a well-known actor who was in one of my all-time favorite films. Yeah, yeah, I know. I'm not saying much of anything. And unfortunately, I'll have to keep it that way for now. I promise to share more information when I can! But I will say that my small part will appear in two episodes and that I played a very bad man. More to come when the show begins airing later this year! Also, here are a couple of obligatory trailer selfies for you. And, yes, this is obviously before they put me through hair and makeup.

I just finished filming the second of two quick cameo roles this month with some really great director friends of mine. First up was No Way Out with M. Legend Brown, followed by Snow Bunny Chronicles with GuGu E. Michaels. It's always a pleasure working with these two guys. I know that not only is it going to be quick and easy, but it's going to be a good time on set, as well. And I only played a bad guy in one of these, so that's something. Ha ha. A big thank you to both of them for bringing me onboard!

I had such a fun time tonight filming my scenes for the upcoming film THE TEXORCIST with some really great friends, including Bryan Massey, Matt Socia, Gwendolyn Murphy, and Cynthia Santiago. Thank you to DP Ron Gonzales for making us look so good! I can't wait to see how this craziness turns out!

I spent the past week filming a teaser for the upcoming film NORTHERN LIGHTS from writer/director Bert Pigg. Northern Lights tells the story of Jane Norcross who, after losing her husband to cancer, finds a new lease on life with Donald Sparkman. When Donald is diagnosed with Vascular Dementia, his daughter Christina places him in a memory care facility without telling Jane. Jane, with the aid of her son Greg, frees Donald and takes him to see the Northern Lights one last time. This is going to be a great little film with a lot of heart. I'm excited to see what Bert does with it.

Our film URBEX has finished its festival run and did pretty well, I think. We only submitted it to five festivals, and it was accepted into four of those. In the end, we came home with one Best Horror win, one Best Horror Finalist nomination, one Best Producer win, one Best Actor win, and one Best Actress nomination. Not too bad for our little film. Now on to the next one!