We've all heard it before, gentle reader. "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence". It can't possibly be true. It's a cliche. But, even as I write this I am reminded of Dennis Miller's line in the workplace thriller "Disclosure" as he rebuffs a colleagues dismissal of his argument with, "Come on Hunter, how do you think a cliche becomes a cliche"? To which, I must answer with, touche Dennis Miller. Touche indeed. Is it possible that these phrases get tossed around with so little thought because they are so very true? Is Dennis Miller right? Well gentle reader, I must confess while in the process of making "Wireless", I did find that the grass was greener on the other side of the fence, no matter which side I happened to be standing upon. In the previous weeks you and I have talked, (or to be more accurate, I have typed and you have read) at some length, about how much I struggled to write my first f
One man's journey to go from being an aspiring, to a real live, honest to goodness, filmmaker.