It's no secret, to those who know me. I spend some time in front of the television. Well, maybe more than just "some". Many people would probably look at my definition of "some" and redefine it as "a lot". In a culture where the average person watches approximately four hours of television a day, I can honestly say, I'm above average. Which is almost always a good thing to be able to say, right? Truth be told, I enjoys me some TV, but I won't watch just anything. I have to be drawn in by either the story, or by the characters. There was one show, in particular, that drew me in. It had all the makings of a great story. There was a plane crash, a tropical island with polar bears, some sort of smoke monster, and people who were once in wheelchairs could walk again. Week after week I would watch this show and get more and more drawn in, as more and more mysterious things began to happen. After a few years there were those that became di
One man's journey to go from being an aspiring, to a real live, honest to goodness, filmmaker.