I started syncing Playground today. I got through most of the park scenes, and then edited together some of the footage because I was so excited by what I was seeing. It looks really good. I honestly felt like I was editing together an episode of CSI because the footage looks so crisp, and the performances are wonderful. The scene I cut was between Marc Yellin and I as he questions me over the disappearance of my daughter Isabella. I am very happy with how the scene plays out.

We’ve been so busy that even though we finished Justine and Barry about a month ago, I had yet to send a copy to the cast. Today I sent them a copy and received some great feedback. It’s a really cute film! Seeing Playground next to J&B, I’m amazed at how much we’ve grown in such a short amount of time. There’s much more to come, and it’s exciting to think about!

I’m trying to focus on my features. I have so many genres I like that it’s difficult to pick just one. I have my Trilogy that is an action, time travel flick that I know would make billions! It’s perfect for a male audience, but I would also cast it for a female audience in mind that way everyone would be happy. It has two leading men that are both Alpha male type warriors who have to work together to fight through several different scenarios. I love the idea so much that I have to start writing it soon.

I also have my serial killer dark stories that have horrific incidents, cops and courtrooms. It’s more Silence of the Lamb meets The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. It’s about getting justice for someone who has been tortured for nearly a generation for no reason. This is something I am very passionate about. When it comes to those who don’t have a fair shot in this world based on race or sexual orientation it eats me up inside. I feel a great need to do something about it and make a difference. The only way I know how to do that is through film, writing and speaking my mind.

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