
@ucbtny alumn. 2021 #Nicholl top 50. #ATXFestival Pitch competition finalist. Made @PearlMovie and wrote @Snatchersfilm. Opinions my own.
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Hey long story: I wrote a super weird movie a long time ago, it got killed by COVID, and now somehow you can watch it on Amazon. Life is weird, just like this movie, Snatchers!
amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B…
I wrote @SnatchersFilm as an homage to the 80s cult movies I grew up watching. @Filmthreat gets it:
“Their quiet moment is interrupted when a meteor crashes into the nearby corn field, leaving behind a smoking crater and a strange purple glow.” Alan Ng finds the fun side of science fiction in Snatchers.
filmthreat.com/reviews/snatc… #SupportIndieFilm #Snatchers #Comedy #SciFi
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May I please get two followers to copy and re-post this tweet? I'm trying to demonstrate that someone is always listening. #SuicidePrevention 1-800-273-8255 or 988.
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Okay after a few months of funemployment and some good writing I'm for sure looking for another day job if anyone knows of anything! I have a lot of experience in post production but I'm open to hearing anything out.
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Friends, we need some help. A big community push.
These 5 sweethearts Shadow, Nelly, Toby, Bella, and Kimmie are GREAT doggos. They all had tough starts in life and are ready for the good part to begin. They are almost vetted up and ready, but have nowhere to go, and the Coop
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When I worked in radio we did “auditorium testing” to decide what songs to play. This is why both radio and the music industry itself are dying. A thread:
Studios are assembling superfan focus groups to assess various materials for a franchise project to avoid social media backlash.
“They will just tell us, ‘If you do that, fans are going to retaliate’ … If it’s early enough & the movie isn’t finished yet, we can make those kinds of changes.”
(Source: bit.ly/3Bw1RrO)
The programming of radio stations was taken away from tastemakers with good taste and given over to a more “democratic” process by which only the safest (and in my opinion least challenging) artists were spotlighted. Subsequently these were the only acts being signed by labels













