The romantic comedy THE SIGNIFICANT OTHER has secured a distribution deal with ImageWorks Entertainment. I'll share more information about where to view the film as I get it.

I just found out that three of my films have been announced as Official Selections at the Bare Bones International Film Festival this year. These films are INTO SHADOWS (feature), SIMULACRUM (short), and THE MAGIC SOFA (short). The festival is located in Muskogee, OK, and runs from April 15-25.

I filmed my scenes for the feature film PROS AND CONS: A FANTASY FOOTBALL MOVIE today. I play Jerry, an NFL Studio Host reporting on the story of an NFL player gone missing. It was a small role, but it was something different, which is always fun. I had to follow up the likes of Ralph Strangis, announcer for the Dallas Stars, and Donovan Lewis, from 1310AM The Ticket. No pressure! I also got to meet and work with Brian Cuban, which was a pleasure, as well. What a nice guy. Much thanks to Scott Ross, Scott Mollette, and Bryant Hicks. It's great working with you guys, again, and I'm looking forward to the next one! For more information, check out the PROS AND CONS Official Page.

It has been a year since I worked on this show, and I'm glad it finally made it's way to television, as of January 4th. The game show WHATTA YA THINK? is currently airing on Veria TV, available on Dish Network and Verizon Fios TV. Here's the show description... What are the best ways to keep your mind sharp? WHATTA YA THINK? is a race-against-the-clock game show where three contestants are pitted against each other in a rapid-fire test of memory, abstract reasoning and acute observation. No luck, no guessing, no trivia, no scholastic expertise. Just pure brainpower. For more information, visit the show's Official Page on Veria TV. To find out when it's showing, check out Veria's TV Schedule.

The feature film MIDGETS VS. MASCOTS will premier tonight at The Studio Movie Grill in Dallas on I75 and Royal Ln. There will be two showings - 7:30pm and 10:00pm, and tickets are available through the Studio Movie Grill web site, as well as at the box office. My part was small on this one, but it was so much fun! If you see the film, I'm the Blow Me bubble gum mascot, dressed as a pink and yellow pack of bubble gum. I literally got beat up by Gary Coleman on this one. Look for me on the DVD cover, as well, which is now for sale.