I figured out my claim to fame, which has to do with the star of my film: I directed her in my latest movie (“Thank You, Amelia Earhart”) a year before Martin Scorsese directed her in his (“Killers of the Flower Moon”).
Al Mertens is an artist hailing from Oklahoma, most well-known for his screenplays and film directing and producing. His often darkly humorous movies vividly explore the underside of human nature within society, and have won numerous awards worldwide. His #1 Amazon best-selling screenplays include: "Transgressions;" "Angel City;" and "Thank You, Amelia Earhart," the movie for which World Premiered at WorldFest Houston, the oldest independent festival in the world. On April 28, 2023, it won their prestigious Gold Remi Award for theatrical feature films.
On June 25, 2023, Hollywood Weekly Magazine released a Cover Story about Al and "Thank You, Amelia Earhart"
  • Writer (6 Credits)
    Angel City
    Screenplay
    Lord Finn
    Screenplay
    Thank You, Amelia Earhart
    Screenplay
    Transgressions
    Screenplay
    Thank You, Amelia Earhart2022
    Feature
    In This Golden Cage I Must Live2015
    Short
  • Director (2 Credits)
    Thank You, Amelia Earhart2022
    Feature
    In This Golden Cage I Must Live2015
    Short
  • Producer (1 Credit)
    Thank You, Amelia Earhart2022
    Feature
Gold Remi Award, Theatrical Feature & Best Supporting Actor Award, Josiah Overstreet (Tipton)
Thank You, Amelia Earhart
World Premiere April 28, 2023, at 56th annual WorldFest Houston (USA). won prestigious Gold Remi Award for theatrical feature films.
Houston, Texas
2023
College
Oklahoma City University
B.S.B. in Business Finance
19891993
High School
Mount Saint Mary H.S.
19831986
Birth Date
April 20
Birth City
Oklahoma City, OK
Current City
Oklahoma City, OK
Hometown
Oklahoma City, OK
Height
5'9"
Gender
Male
Ethnicity
Black
Eye Color
Brown
Zodiac Sign
Taurus
Married To
Brandi Mertens
I figured out my claim to fame, which has to do with the star of my film: I directed her in my latest movie (“Thank You, Amelia Earhart”) a year before Martin Scorsese directed her in his (“Killers of the Flower Moon”).
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