"Nadine" In The Making

I’d like to announce production of my new short film, Nadine. It’s about a clairvoyant, a found object, and one man’s tale of a 1947 “Knucklehead”. 

I began the film in August 2011 and hope to complete by early spring. Then I'll begin editing for a summer release. Stay tuned for updates.

In the meantime, I’d like to remind you that my short documentary,The Flow Of Forsythe, was recently released on Filmbaby. This short documentary is about Frederick, Maryland abstract artist, Charles Eugene Forsythe. If you are interested in art, and enjoy learning about the life and work of an artist, as told by the artist, then I feel this film will surely be of interest to you.

For more information about my other films, see previous posts.

"The Flow Of Forsythe" Now Available!

Happy Holidays! I’d like to announce that my new documentary, The Flow Of Forsythe is now available at Film Baby!

Are you interested in art? Do you enjoy learning and hearing about artists? Have a spare 35 minutes? If so, then I think you might have a good time visiting the world of abstract artist, Charles Eugene Forsythe.

In my latest documentary, Charles takes us on a journey, reminiscing and reflecting upon his moments in time of both yester-years and today. 

 For more about the film, see my previous posts.

Available Soon: "The Flow Of Forsythe"

For those who missed the screening of my short documentary, "The Flow Of Forsythe", at Artomatic@Frederick on November 5, 2011, I'd like to announce that the film will be released within the next couple weeks on Film Baby. It will be a download only. Though the release will not be free, I hope you'll find the cost of $3.99 a fair price.

Those of you unfamiliar with the film, Charles Eugene Forsythe is the subject of the film. Charles is an abstract artist. This is Charles's story, as told by Charles. A glimpse into his world of yester-years and today. His moments in time. 

So, stay tuned for my next announcement. And if you feel like watching something interesting, please check it out.

For trailers, please review my earlier posting on October 29, 2011

Thank You!

Artomatic@Frederick Set To Screen "The Flow Of Forsythe"

Every town and city, near and far, have their very own treasures. And these treasures are many. We each know of some. They come in many forms. Some are places. Some are things. Some are people. And in this case, the treasure is Charles Eugene Forsythe, a long-time resident of Frederick, Maryland.

In my new short film, The Flow Of Forsythe, we catch a glimpse of Charles’s world of yesteryear and today, as he describes his ideas, experiences, and philosophy of art. His career spans back to the 1950s when he came on the scene as an abstract painter.

At 7:00 P.M., on Saturday, November 5, 2011, stop by Artomatic@Frederick and spend a moment of your time seeing and hearing one of Frederick’s local treasures share the story of his artistic journey in The Flow Of Forsythe.

After the screening, Charles and I will be on-hand to meet you and share thoughts about the film. Hope to see you there.

Artomatic@Frederick Website 

Aromatic@Frederick Facebook Page 

"The Flow Of Forsythe" Test Screens in Frederick

I'm happy to announce that I'll be presenting a test screening of my latest short documentary, The Flow Of Forsythe, in Frederick, Maryland on Saturday, November 5, 2011, as part of a five-week event known as Artomatic. The screening will begin at 7:00 P.M. Artist Charles Forsythe, who the film is about, and I will be available afterwards for a question and answer segment.

Charles, a long time resident in Frederick, will be showing his latest work, so stop by and check it out. Both Charles and I are very excited that we're part of this fantastic event, a first for Frederick.

If you're looking to do something different and fun on a Saturday evening, stop by and check out this interesting film. I'm looking forward to seeing you there. 

For more details about the event and its location, please check out the event's website, Artomatic@Frederick or follow the progress on their Facebook page (Artomatic@Frederick Facebook).

Here's my new teaser trailer:

The Skeptics Go To Washington!

Just a reminder (for those who may have missed my May 15 posting), if you're in the area, my documentary, The Skeptics In A World Of Their Own, is a feature selection for the Second Annual World Music and International Film Festival (WMIFF) in Washington, D.C.

The documentary will screen on Monday (9:00 P.M), August 15, 2011, in the U.S. Presidents Room at the Naval Heritage Center, adjacent to the U.S. Navy Memorial, located at 701 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20004.

Screening Schedule


There's still time to vote for your favorite trailer. Cast one for the boys: WMIFF Trailer Vote
For those in the Washington area who have never heard of The Skeptics, this is your chance to experience the magic of one small band doing their thing during the 1980s in a place called Frederick. So, if you're interested in seeing and hearing some Maryland homegrown, come by and check out The Skeptics In A World Of Their Own. 

Who knows, you might hear and/or see the real ghost of Abraham Lincoln roaming around!

Get your copy of The Skeptics' documentary at FilmBaby.

"The Flow Of Forsythe" Trailer