Now that Brad has completed The Sphere, he actually finds himself missing it. The project took up a significant amount of free time that can be put to good use in other projects. We are still planning to do a “making of” for The Sphere to showcase how it evolved. Next, Brad will focus his post production skills on Catharsis. This should be a much quicker project to cut since there are no visual effects. We also have Watching waiting to be cut and Sisters is going to be transferred to the AVID and Resolve for a better work flow.

On top of all of the post production, we are developing our current projects. Lone Viking is mostly cast. There are a few roles for the kids that I have yet to fill though I already know the actors I want for the parts. The budget is high which is our only obstacle at this point. Cole Maddux is still being cast and written as it is episodic. We plan to shoot it as a series and release it in parts.

We also have more features in development. One is a high concept Science Fiction thriller that would showcase Brad’s visual effects talents and happens in one location which would make it possible to shoot on a very low-budget. It would be an incredible project to be a part of as it will look like a multi-million dollar film with all the special effects. It’s something I am very excited about writing and being cast in!  Another feature in the works is Baywood Lane which I am currently breaking down. It’s about dangerous land developers who attack a couple of families who refuse to sell their homes to a large corporation. The other feature I am breaking down is called Hudley Square about three brothers who move in together with their kids for a summer vacation. It’s a family drama that is emotional, touching and heart breaking. All of these projects may be cast with talent we have worked with in the past though I always hold auditions to give new actors a shot.

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