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I’m a Film Professor with a dynamic background as a USAF Officer, piloting C-17A Globemaster missions worldwide for humanitarian and combat efforts, followed by a career in procurement, supply chain, and logistics while earning an MBA.
A lifelong storyteller since childhood, I turned my hobby into a passion, working as a Production Manager on an independent feature film during my MBA, then pursuing an MFA in Film and TV Producing. With experience on over 30 productions across the US and UK.
I currently teach college-level courses like Independent Producing, Introduction to Filmmaking, Cross Cultural Cinema, and Media Aesthetics, both in-person and online, certified in distance education.
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Aug 22, 2026 ∙ 7 min
Turning Cinema into Visual Riddles
More Than a Prompt: How Human Memory and AI Are Collaborating 1. Introduction: The Cinematic After-Image Cinema is an art of the flicker. The images disappear, the lights come up, and we leave the theater carrying something that is not quite the film itself. Explore our beta test at https://www.indiefilmprofessor.com/evidence-locker Years later, we may no longer remember every plot point or line of dialogue. What remains is often something smaller and more sensory: a particular color, the...
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Apr 30, 2026 ∙ 1 min
⚠️Integration Age
Issue 001—From the Future 1. MEATBAG PULSE (setup) Last week a filmmaker sat in the dark at 3 a.m. Seventeen tabs open. Twelve AI chatbots suggesting scene after scene… full of his nemesis, the—em dash. A half-written script that felt like it came from nowhere and meant nothing. Every idea he had could be generated in seconds by something that doesn’t doubt, doesn’t tire, doesn’t care. He made a small change. Didn’t think much of it. Not because he copied it—because it works. It flows—like...
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Nov 7, 2025 ∙ 4 min
Hollywood's Billion-Dollar Trend: Why 'Soap Opera on Cocaine' Microdramas Are Taking Over Your Feed
The Weird Ads You Can't Escape If you’ve spent any time on social media lately, you’ve probably seen them: bizarre, intensely dramatic ads for shows you’ve never heard of. A woman discovers her husband is a secret billionaire, a scorned lover gets revenge on an abusive alpha werewolf, or a fake marriage turns into a steamy affair. These are not trailers for the next big streaming hit; they are gateways into the world of "vertical dramas." What might look like a niche internet fad is actually...
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