I got a really great call today from Mike Merino of MCM FILMS. He wanted to inform me that, based on my audition I was a qualified candidate for the role of PARK RANGER JOEY in “DISMAL CREEK”, the upcoming Appalachian-set horror film by the production company known for The Haunting of Pearson Place.

Here’s a plot synopsis, as well as a teaser trailer:

In the 2000 plus miles of the majestic and mysterious mountains in the Eastern side of North America, a dangerous killer plagues the foothills and canyons of the Appalachia. Relentlessly, he preys on the blood and fear of the unsuspecting…
as a local Sheriff desperately tries to save six hikers from a terrifying and horrendous death.
He’s aided in his quest by two Mountain men, but are they with him or against him. Only time will tell.

Park Ranger Joey is a fun supporting role where I’m sure I’ll get to do some crazy stunt work, share a movie with my good buddy Daniel Ross of Ninjas Vs. Monsters, potentially work with Kane Hodder (in talks!) of Hatchet 1 and 2 (IN TALKS),  and get scared out of my mind! I can’t wait for this, it will be an awesome experience!

A few weeks back I was contracted as a video mercenary for web development and technologies company 270net.

My point of contact, the one and only Ninjas Vs. star Daniel Lee Mascarello (who also stars in Bite the Hand), assigned me with the task of recording the 270net Employees in their assassination attempt upon the evil Office Printer.

After watching this video, honestly I don’t know who I feel more sorry for- the employees, or the printer!

This is the second video I’ve made with my new Canon T3i, the first being Constable Battleman, and I couldn’t be happier with the results!

On one final note- I am now an official member of the 270net Staff! So if you want to see more videos like this, be sure to check out their Official 270net Facebook Page and make some hilarious office or IT/Tech video requests!

A few months back I was a guest on Indie Capitol– a local talk show about film makers in the DC/MD/VA area, shot out of Arlington Independent Media in Arlington, VA. The show is directed by Cheryl Brown and hosted by Pamela Nash.

The topics we cover in this episode are Bite the Hand (the short film that WILL be coming soon!), my career as an actor and stuntman, my love for DC area film making, the creation of the DC Stunt Coalition, and Max Action. Be sure to watch the whole thing, like their page on FB, and check out past and future episodes!

Thanks everyone at Indie Capitol for this wonderful opportunity!