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Daniel I came, I saw, and now it is official, you have my movie, Letters to Daniel, a couple of my memoirs and my treasured story Songbird. I had never been to New York City and went to a Broadway show. Macbeth was brilliant and the trip itself was a whirlwind. Shortly after New York …

Continue reading A New Era Begins

Dear Daniel, I sincerely doubt this is my last letter to you. At least until we get the chance to work together. I suppose that sounds like an arrogant statement given I’m just starting my rise. Finally with the right manager. A pending Netflix deal. And tickets bought for Macbeth (surely, there was no way …

Continue reading No Time to Die: Daniel Craig & Letters to Daniel Come Full Circle

About a year ago to the day marked the beginning of this ride I’ve been on. The man next to me in the picture, the great Del Weston. Mentor, friend, family. The world lost a bright light, his death leaving a giant hole in the AOF Megafest community, Without him and his wife’s support this …

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It's Happening...

Film Friends & Family: These last few film seasons have been weird to say least. The last time I sat foot on a film set was in 2019 when I directed my feature award winning film Letters to Daniel. It was about my journey to stability with bipolar disorder and how through therapy, meds and …

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There is nothing wrong letting the desire for recognition drive you. After the creative process takes place and the marketing of your film begins. Something has to sustain you on your long journey from concept to distributed film. The creative process feeds my soul. Winning awards feeds my hunger for excellence and dreams of standing …

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Dear Daniel, I’m what they call a late bloomer. My first taste of success didn’t come until I was 35. Here I am 10 years later with my dreams coming true. I am running the Conquering Disabilities With Film International Film Festival with AOF MEGAFEST. I serve my community. I get to give them opportunities …

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