March: I was so honored to have the short film I was in, "How To Ride A Train" be again in the Through Women's Eyes film festival in Sarasota, Florida as one of their, "Best Of..." the past 25 years. It was the final film of the opening night celebration. They are one of my favorite film festivals. So inspiring, so unique, so well run, and the films are so good. I really encourage all female filmmakers (or female centered films) to submit to them on Film Freeway.
Jan 2024:-I'm very excited that I got to work with Theater Breaking Through Barriers again. An incredible company, so please check them out. Jan was the Hybrid Playmakers' Intensive. A bunch of 10 minute plays, all written in 2 weeks around the actors drawn from a hat. Each play on zoom has a talkback after. They were also on TBTB's youtube channel.
-Previously, I directed a play written for zoom for TBTB called, "Farthest Reach" which is awesome, and still available on their facebook page 23 min with a Q and A after. 2 different performances.
-The companion cookbook and a book of the Extended Interviews to my documentary feature, "Fighting For Allergy Free Food" is available on lulu.com and everywhere books and ebooks are sold. Available as an ebook or print-on-demand. My book, "How To Run Auditions" is still available everywhere (ebook and paperback)and highly recommended for new filmmakers.
-My latest article written for Student Filmmakers Mag, "Speed Filmmaking Do's and Don'ts"
-I have written many articles for Student Filmmakers Magazine. Just search my name. Articles for first-time documentary directors, color/gender/age-blind casting, Actor pet-peeves, How to Direct and Communicate with Actors and Set, and more.
-My friend, Sean Harris and I went on Pictionary as a team and...well you have to watch what happened.
