The Letter — Prix Award: Best Short Screenplay — Paris International Film Festival. February 2022.

OFFICIAL SELECTION & TOP 20 SCREENPLAY FINALIST — 2023 CATALINA FILM FESTIVAL. August 2023.

I’m super hyped to announce that actor, Jeff Hugh Williams (VH1’s My True Crime Story; Snapped; F Plus), is officially attached to the BLOOD, SCUM FRANCHISE for BLOOD, SCUM & CHICAGO FIGHTS: PARTS 1 & 2, the back-to-back sequel story to the multi-award-winning screenplay, ‘BLOOD, SCUM & NEON LIGHTS. Jeff will be playing the role of “Stitch,” the ruthless cohort of the Paddywacks, a 1940s, gangster clan run by Irish, Chicago crime boss, Kingsley Kegg.

Actor David M. Sandoval Jr., (Big Little Lies; Dolemite Is My Name; 13 Reasons Why), is officially attached to the BLOOD, SCUM FRANCHISE as “Cisco Camacho,” in the multi-award-winning screenplay, BLOOD, SCUM & NEON LIGHTS.

New York City film and stage actor, Jonathan Hirsch (The Knife Fighter; Gravesend; Nightbirds), is officially attached for two roles for the multi-award-winning screenplay, BLOOD, SCUM & NEON LIGHTS, as “Benjamin Feldman,” and “Dietrich Danzig.”

Canadian actor Drew G. Sicard (CW’s The Flash; Hallmark’s Don’t Go Breaking My Heart), is officially attached to the multi-award-winning, James Dean-related, feature script, SPYDER: ONE’S MAN’S QUEST FOR THE “LITTLE BASTARD” as “Jace,” the best friend of the lead character, Spyder Deakins.

Canadian actor Drew G. Sicard (CW’s The Flash; Hallmark’s Don’t Go Breaking My Heart), is officially attached to the BLOOD, SCUM FRANCHISE as “Meo the Merciless,” in the multi-award-winning screenplay, BLOOD, SCUM & NEON LIGHTS. September 2024.

Dax Campbell (Quantum Leap; Detective Knight), is officially attached to the multi-award-winning script, ‘Spyder: One Man’s Quest for the “Little Bastard’ as the unbeknownst “Truck Driver,” hauling a priceless, automotive possession across California—from Warner Springs, heading north to the region of Cholame. It’s a minor role for a major, pivotal scene that provides clues for the lead character, Spyder Deakins.

Actor extraordinaire, Angel Garet (The First Wives Club; Hubbard Street; Cerebellum) is officially attached to the BLOOD, SCUM FRANCHISE as boxer “Zal Romero" in BLOOD, SCUM & CHICAGO FIGHTS: PARTS 1 & 2. The two-part sequel is the continuing story from the award-winning screenplay, BLOOD, SCUM & NEON LIGHTS.

Talented actor, Guy Nardulli (TULSA KING), is officially attached to the BLOOD, SCUM FRANCHISE that currently includes the multi-award-winning, BLOOD, SCUM & NEON LIGHTS and the 2-PART back-to-back sequel, BLOOD, SCUM & CHICAGO FIGHTS. Guy will be playing the role of “Jack Fontana.”

BLOOD, SCUM & CHICAGO FIGHTS: PART II — Feature Screenplay.

BLOOD, SCUM & CHICAGO FIGHTS: PART I — Feature Screenplay.

Screenwriter IMDbPro Starmeter for September 2024.

Summer 2024 Best Comedy Feature Screenplay Award Finalist! Georgia Comedy Film Festival. August 2024.

Official Selection & Top Finalist Screenplay. 14TH CATALINA FILM FESTIVAL. August 2024.

Screenplay: Comedy Feature Official Selection. 8TH ANNUAL AUSTIN UNDER THE STARS 2024. AUGUST 2024.

Fall 2024 Official Selection — Best Comedy Screenplay. Portland Comedy Film Festival. August 2024.

Spyder: One Man's Quest for the “Little Bastard” — Best Feature Script Winner — GREECE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. MAY 2023.

Spyder: One Man's Quest for the “Little Bastard” — Best Feature Script — FELLINI FILM FESTIVAL. March 2023.

BLOOD, SCUM & NEON LIGHTS — Grand Prize - Best Feature Screenplay Winner — Golden State Film Festival. TCL Chinese Theatre, Hollywood. March 2023.

BLOOD, SCUM & NEON LIGHTS — Best Feature Noir Screenplay — Silk Road Film Awards Cannes. July 2022.

BLOOD, SCUM & NEON LIGHTS — Best Noir Script — ONIROS Film Awards New York. June 2022.

Breakthrough Screenwriter of the Year — 5th Annual New York Film Awards. February 2022.

The screenplay film festival poster for A Night at the Drive-in.

Blood Scum & Neon Lights — Best Short Screenplay Winner. Silk Road Film Awards Cannes. October 2021.

Screenwriter interview with Film Daily magazine. November 2021.

Screenwriter interview with Toronto Film Magazine. November 2021.