Films
Shorts, Features, TV Pilot
G-SALE (short for Garage Sale) is an award-winning feature-length independent comedy that played at film festivals all across the world and was named as INDIEWIRE’s “Top 20 Undistributed Films” as well as “Best of the Fest” (Sarasota International Film Festival), winner of “Best Feature” and “Best Director” awards (Hertfordshire Int’l Film Festival), and sold out its showings at Seattle Int’l Film Festival, Jacksonville Film Festival, Calgary Int’l Film Festival, and many more.
In the quirky suburb of Bogwood, Washington, an eccentric group of garage sale fanatics compete for an antique board game that’s worth a fortune.
Shot in mockumentary style, G-SALE has been compared favorably to Best in Show and This is Spinal Tap by audiences and critics alike.
There is also a novelization of the film written by Randy Nargi. Get it here.
THE HIKE is a short thriller shot in Albuquerque, New Mexico (in and around the Sandia Peak Tramway). Stylistically, THE HIKE is Hitchcock meets X-FILES with elements of both the classic thriller and a paranormal mystery/adventure.
Showering with Spielberg: In this comedy short, legendary director Steven Spielberg is overcome with doubts about his latest epic. Out of desperation, he turns to an otherworldly source of inspiration — in his shower. Will he get his big idea, or a whole lot more than he bargained for?
Houseband: This 1998 TV scripted comedy pilot follows the misadventures of Seattle’s “least famous grunge band.” Filmed on location in Seattle, Washington and featuring original music by the band “Miss Delicious.”
Jane Backer: Dental Billing Coordinator. In this spoof of the TV show “24,” Dental Billing Coordinator Jane Backer faces off against the perils of a suburban dental practice. This short film was written, filmed, edited, and finished in less than 48 hours as part of the 48 Hour Film Festival in Albuquerque New Mexico