We just wrapped up the second weekend of shooting for SOUL FLYERS. I am so ready to jump out of a plane! Unfortunately, I may have to wait until after we are done shooting. Oh well. This film has been a blast, so far, with an excellent cast and crew. Next week, I get to flip bottles, make drinks, and light stuff on fire! Yes!

FRANK'S LAST SHOT will be screened at the Lone Star International Film Festival on Saturday, November 10, 2007 at 8:00pm. Screening will be held at the AMC Palace 9 in downtown Fort Worth. Cost is $8.00.

I have been cast in the feature film SOUL FLYERS written by Bryon Evans and produced by Kathy Tyner, KD Studio President/Owner and Deborah Stone, Milestone Movies. Mandy Wright and Lisa Daubner are police officers assigned to catch the people responsible for crimes against major oil companies totaling $35 million in losses. The criminals have left behind only one small piece of evidence, a closing loop used by skydivers. In order to get close to the suspects, the two detectives are taken into a world of adrenaline rushes and extreme nightlife. At the drop zone, the detectives become skydivers and meet a group known as the Soul Flyers and a group known as the Wrecking Crew. The two groups are the best Free Flyers in the country. The officers must control their attraction to the excitement as they try to solve the crime without losing their lives. I will be playing the role of Greg Moore, one of the Soul Flyers. He is a great skydiver and bartender and is fun to be around.

The trailer for the short film FRANK'S LAST SHOT is now available online. The trailer looks great, and I'm very excited about seeing the film in it's entirety. It has been submitted to Sundance, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Good job, Andrew!

Wow! We are finally getting close on this one. We filmed most of the remaining scenes for HAVING MY BABY over the past couple of days in Poolville, TX, between Weatherford and Decatur. There is one more scene that may be shot over the next couple of weeks, but that remains to be seen. At that point, I believe we will finally be wrapped. It's been a long, hard road, but it feels good to finally be finished. Post production has already begun, and at last update, I believe about 90 minutes had been cut together. I can't wait to see the finished product!

I filmed a few more scenes for THE SIGNIFICANT OTHER yesterday. We had a new scene and a few of reshoots and pickups. And, yes, I do believe we are now entirely finished with principal photography. Woo hoo! I am very much looking forward to seeing the completed film, which looks to be finished sometime in December. The shoot went quite well, and I think we got some really good shots. I was burning up in the scarf and tuxedo jacket, but I managed to pull through! In addition, I met some really great people during shooting of the restaurant scene. It's days like this that really make a 15 hour day worth it! Good cast, good crew, good people. Thanks to everyone!