It’s often said that a film gets made three times; first when it’s written, then again when it’s filmed and finally when it’s edited. But I would put forth that it gets made once again during color correction. Of course, this comes from a cinematographer. And...

The first episode of Tuberville the Series is online. This project has been a joyful labor of love for myself and my producing partners, Anelisa Garfunkel and Mark Booker for over a year. Why so joyful? The series is a fictional exploration of life on a New England potato farm in support of a...

The new year has begun with aplomb, or at least with a small pile of snow and a modicum of good cheer here in the wilds of Maine. This, of course, means it’s time to organize my workshop schedule for the Spring. I am excited about returning to Maine Media Workshops once again to teach...

I’m terrible at updating my reel. Why? Because it’s an incredibly tedious affair to track down all the footage, assemble it in one place, edit it into something worth watching and then find music that works underneath all of these tidbits of imagery. With that being said, here is...

This is the trailer for the feature film I shot last September (2011). The film is a coming-of-age story about three boys who grow up on an island off the coast of Maine. Each must overcome a dark secret from their past in order to move forward with their lives – and for them this means...

In March of 2010 I was contacted by Down East Magazine, to talk about why I chose to move to Maine and live there year-round. I agreed, and this article is the result. DownEast Magazine Article I don’t know if you’ve ever been interviewed for a magazine article before, but...

Yes, it’s considered a personality type, however, this incarnation is a music video for a  song titled, you guessed it, Type A. Though, as luck would have it, the song is about a bloke with the afore-mentioned personality classification. A few years ago my long-time creative partner,...