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I just finished filming the short film "God Gold & Guns". The shoot went quickly and smoothly, and I met many great and talented people. Thanks to everyone who made working on this project such a pleasure!

I have been cast in the comedy/western short film "The Platinum Peacemaker" from Fade In: Productions and Bryant Entertainment. I will be playing the lead role of Hart, a freelance gun-for-hire with a penchant for petty theft. He must recover "The Platinum Peacemaker" and stop the planned assassination of the Texas Governor. I'm really looking forward to this one. It's a really funny script, and it should be a whole lot of fun! For more information, please visit the Bryant Entertainment Official Web Site.

I have been cast in a music video for "The Bullfighter Returns" by Phil Pritchet, working with John Reynolds and Middlin' Creative. For more information, please visit the Middlin' Creative Official Web Site or the Phil Pritchett Official Web Site.

I have been cast in the short film "God Guns & Gold" written by Lee Southern and produced by First Entertainment Group. This movie is based on a true story and shows how the future and freedom of every American citizen rests with the President of the United States of America. An agenda is unveiled that could be the demise of a Great Republic... I will be playing the role of Dan Wilson, the director of a film crew that is hired to film what ends up becoming more than just a series of interviews.

I have been cast in the short film "The Proposal" written by Shalene Portman. I will be playing the lead role of John, a young man who, after two years of dating Jen, decides to pop the question. He's just not very good at it. But, with the help of his friends, he finally plans the perfect proposal.

I filmed scenes for the feature film "A Tribute To Big Red" today. When self-made millionaire and little person Big Red unexpectedly dies, he leaves a video explaining his last will and testament. The video will states that in order to receive a share of the millions, the two benefactors, his wife, Bonnie, and son, Little Red, must carry out a competition between two teams of people that are beloved by the deceased: "Little People" and "Mascots". Over 30 days, the little people go head to head against the mascots in classically funny, yet challenging, competitions that will test their determination, creativity, and loyalty to their peers. All the while the action is being filmed for the documentary "A Tribute to Big Red". One million dollars per team member is on the line. But, the benefactors/coaches are scheming against each other for an even bigger payoff. What fun! He he. I was one of a group of mascot hopefuls, vying for a spot on the mascot team, although I don't make the cut. Just look for the Blow Me Bubble Gum guy! Yep, that's me! There was a race, an obstacle course, and a gladiator-style fight to the death. Well, nearly. I held my own in the race and on the obstacle course, but I was ultimately defeated in the ring by Gary Coleman. I had him beat until a series of cheap shots left me on the ground, clutching the family jewels. The judges were obviously paid to look the other way. I want a rematch, Gary!