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Filming in the sun, deciding who gets my money, and it’s time to make the donuts

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This is the best way to make a blog post: sitting in the sun on a Sunday, soaking it in on the back porch, coffee, dog, and all after I slept in. Not that you needed to know all of that, but it makes me feel pretty fortunate about what I have. Good morning, indeed.

So, now that the sun is out in PDX, which feels a little uncharacteristic this early in May, I have been taking advantage and jumping back ...

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BTS – Stalker

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Our first of two days of filming for the short film, Stalker, is in the can. Over the weekend, the GSP team with a great cast of folks filmed two thirds of the project in downtown Portland. The evening ended with us filming late at night outside of my house, horrifying the few night time bike travelers that passed through.

I already have most of the footage edited, with an after shoot and a voice over session yet to come, ...

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Interviewing for a vampire, another bike rides the bus, and the awful truth about hacks

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These last two weeks have been a little busier than I had expected. Which is good! It is definitely a good problem to have. The next good problem I wish to have a pseudo-complain about is being independently wealthy. I’ll keep you up to date on my progress with that as well.

Currently, along with more work that keeps the lights on, I’m engaged in a super secret project. I can’t saying anything more other than it involves interviews, relationships, and ...

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Finding the horror in comedy, desert sands don’t itch, and toys for the rich & famous

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I am currently sitting in the Tucson International Airport (because Tucson is known for its international flavor) and knew that this was the perfect moment to update my mom on what I am doing (actually, I don’t think she is a reader of my blog).

First off, I wanted to comment on the death of Roger Ebert on Thursday. For those that don’t know who Ebert was, go look him up and thank him and Gene Siskel. Thank then ...

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Of mice and men, of business and pleasure, and the bitter end – of course

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As I find myself at a moment when Premiere is attempting to export out an EDL to SpeedGrade, I decided I had better get back to this whole writing thing. Because, you know, everyone is always waiting for my next post. At least I enjoying writing them, despite how few and far between these get.

A few folks have been asking about a vague post/tweet that I put out to the world last week. I am happy to say that I ...

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Walking the walk, closing the year and standing my ground

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Good things just keep on happening over at GSP. Well, minus the toilet that leaked from an apartment above our office. However, the good news from that is we have a NEW OFFICE! A better office. A real office that has other people working around it.

We just moved into Cathedral Park Place, an old warehouse that Columbia Sportswear started in years ago. It has been turned into artist lofts, work spaces and nice little niche spots like ours. We ...

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Beginning the end on a good note, doubling my efforts, and the defense rests

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It’s not the end of the beginning, I hope. No, rather, it is the beginning of the end of the year. It is October, and Halloween is but days away. The Christmas decorations have been out at the local Fred Meyer since August (I am not kidding) signaling the closing of 2012. It has been a glorious year, with me paying more in wages to fellow contractors than I made all of last year and the year before combined. That ...

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Falling behind, getting ahead, and what it all means in the end

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I am falling behind. There is actually so much to say in this post that I will break it into two posts. Maybe I’ll go crazy and break it into three posts. I’m living on the edge. Can’t you tell?

Well, A Deed without a Name was at the Dragon*Con film festival this year. The first festival that A Deed has made it into so far. Now, obviously, I want people to watch the film, but I also want ...

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Food carts of the future, runners of the present and films of the past

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It’s another exciting week of work on the record books.

First off, the past is actually in the future, but for the present it is happening…if that makes sense. Next week begins production of the film Company Of Devils, in which a band of WWII soldiers stumble onto a secret Nazi experiment to create zombie. It is sure to be a contender for all forms of awards, even ones that aren’t for films. While it is a low budget horror ...

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GSP opens its doors, nerds-o’-plenty and hangin’ with good people

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There has been so much going on that I think I will use the excuse I always use for having not written in a long time. No really, there has been a lot going on.

Well, OK, I will tell you as much as I can remember.

As of July 2, 2012, Galaxy Sailor Productions new office is open. Not just an office where I run around alone with my stormtrooper helmet making laser gun noises while my dog sleeps in ...

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