Improv is Not a Theater, It's Improvisers
Theaters shouldn't define the improv community, because improv is not a theater, it's improvisers.
The "Years of Experience" Paradox
One constant in job description that seems to be so ingrained it may never go away, as much as I wish it would, is Years of Experience
The Olympics We Deserve?
What a strange start Team USA has had at the Olympics this year. But maybe this is the exact performance we deserve as a nation.
Working on Wednesday: I'm a Podcaster Now!
My podcast, DCOMmentaries, has taught me a lot about the world of podcasting. Here's what I learned. Also, listen to DCOMmentaries :)
Big "Stage Manager" Energy
Early this week, a friend told me I give off Big Stage Manager Energy (BSME). And think it so encapsulates me and what I bring to the table.
In My Experience: Learning to Ask for Help
I'm an independent person. And in many ways I'm thankful for that. However, there are definite downsides to being fiercely independent.
Investing in Women: Garbage in, Garbage Out
Women have never gotten an equivalent investment to men and thus have never had the opportunity to prove what they could accomplish with it.
OSCARS: Can a Film Have No Leads?
Both LaKeith Stanfield and Daniel Kaluuya are nominated as best supporting actors for their work in Judas and the Black Messiah. How?
In My Experience: Business Plans
In the most broad sense, a business plan is the Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How Much of your idea. Let's go through each section.
In My Experience: Building Something New
A new series "In My Experience." -- This first entry marks the beginning of a new entrepreneurial journey with The Trident Network.
Why Do Film & Television Awards Matter?
Why do Awards Shows matter? Because they are an integral part of the cycle of funding and hiring in the entertainment industry.
Golden Globes vs. SAG Awards: Did Anyone Get it Right?
Did SAG or The Golden Globes do enough to ensure diversity in their nominations this year? I decided to try to find out.
A Netflix Analysis: The Demography of Cancellations
I wondered if there was any kind of pattern to recent cancellations and renewals of Netflix Originals. I decided to find out what I could.
The Era of the Cinematic Universe
It is clear just how hard Disney and Star Wars are leaning into the idea of a wider, connected, narrative universe.
We Are Not Done
It is important that we always come back to the fact that in order for this country to truly thrive, it takes all of us.
A New Reel: Less is More
When the process was finished, we ended up with a well-paced, diversified representation of the actor's dramatic chops.
Celebrating the Lemonade Makers
This year has been impossibly hard for so many. Despite that, there have been countless stories of people making the most of this crap year.
Prospects for New Filmmakers
Recently, Sundance announced their 2021 Festival Lineup. It appeared to be encouraging news. However I have some questions and concerns.
Thursday Thought: Tuna Sabermetrics
At the beginning of the pandemic I was looking for something to have on the TV in the background. The kind of show that wouldn't pull...
















