Category Archives: Writing
Takes A Strong Heart
Part of the lecture series in the Professional Program at UCLA is welcoming seasoned and high profile professionals. I love these. I’m always reminded of two things: artists are incredibly courageous and writing and acting are almost exactly the same … Continue reading
Posted in Acting Process, Commentary, Films, News, Show Business, Writing
Tagged Asians on Film, Ed Solomon, UCLA Professional Program
Believe in Anvil
I’ve started writing my new screenplay in my final semester of the UCLA pro program and we had a guest speaker visit by the name of Sacha Gervasi. He wrote The Terminal starring Tom Hanks, directed by Steven Spielberg. The … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Writing
Tagged Anvil, Anvil the Movie, Rick Krim, Rob Reiner, Sacha Gervasi, Steve Lips Kudlow, The story of Anvil, UCLA Pro Program, X Japan, Yoshiki
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Billy Ray, Not the Singer
There’s Drive, one of my favorite films and film soundtracks, and then there’s Drive. That thing which compels us to pursue some action or purpose. Screenwriter and director Billy Ray stopped in to teach one of Hal Ackerman’s lectures on … Continue reading →