-I moved to Los Angeles on December 4th, 1999.
-I was in Eureka Springs, Arkansas (an amazingly beautiful place, amazingly) on September 11, 2001
-July 4th is one of my favorite holidays because my family and all our friends have been going to West Beach for as long as I can remember...
-In 1983, my parents and I moved in with my cousin, his mom (my aunt), and my grandmother, allowing me to grow up in a large European-style family.
-A movie, RACE FOR GLORY, shot in my hometown of Beverly Farms, MA when I was about 9 years old, and solidified my love of production.
-Beverly Hills is named after Beverly Farms (look it up).
-Beverly is the birthplace of the American Navy, and I know that mostly because I worked for the Chamber of Commerce for a while.
-Other jobs I've had: paperboy, busboy (@ Sylvan St. Grille), dairy queen employee (I can do the swirl), local access cable studio attendant, pedi-cab driver (a bicycle-operated taxi), sandwich board operator (for the Comedy Connection in Boston), data entry (which I will never do again), then all these production jobs that arrange into my career...
-I used to talk about HOUSESITTER all the time because it was the first movie I ever worked on. My credit was: "set intern." I owe it all to my mom and dad who drove me to the set everyday because I was only 14.
-I was the president of my high school band, and went to Ithaca college (then Aiven did it the following year)
-I love my parents and my family and wish I could see them more often.
-"Squeegie" was once described to me as one of the most beautiful words in the English language.
-I'm a hopeless romantic.
-I crave intellectual stimulation.
Life After
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG_eAg8fOBE
A woman tries to cope after the death of her mother.Made as part of the 2008 Los Angeles 48 Hour Film Project.REQUIRED ELEMENTS Genre: Drama Character: Ronald or Rhonda Donellson, game host Prop: 3 or more potatoes Line of Dialogue: "Leave it to me. I'm a professional."
Change
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fQCkZZRNvk
This political season we all want a little change. Here's a sure fire way to get it.