The Hammonton Boys

I WEAR MANYS HATS, ...............

But my favorite is that of an Artist and Creator.

I like the documentary genre the best, because I think everyone can find commonality in discovering new perspectives, either across cultures or from different eras. I'm always learning something new and I don't think we ever stop growing intellectually or emotionally.
In this new completed documentary, I hope to share a new perspective with a new generation. I'm a fifth-generation Californian. My father loved to tell stories of the good old days to the point where it would drive me crazy and bore me to tears; (little did I know how much I'd miss hearing about his stories after his passing in 2011). I knew I wanted to do something with story telling ever since a theatre production in college. I enjoyed being on the stage, but found greater satisfaction being behind the camera in my media production classes; we would go back to the theater and record the productions to video.
Even though a theater production is in itself an artistic expression, I found great joy in recapturing these live performances for an even greater audience.
Since college, I've directed a multitude of productions of performing arts theatre including, "How to Not Train a Pixie" ( Elley Award Winner 2016 , "Sherlock Holmes and the case one the dog nappers" ( Elly Award winner, 2016) , "Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat 2016. ( Elly Award Nomination 2016) .
Last winter, I had the rare opportunity to document the Flight of the original B-17 Bomber. I made an interesting film about the inter workings of the the plane etc.....What an experience!
My Background in film and professional audio goes all the way back to 1984 - 1997 , were I worked and toured with numerous major recording artists in the music industry.

I am looking forward to creating more documentaries for audiences everywhere.