American film producer
Was Pre-Med at Tulane University before switching to Theater his senior year.
Nicknamed "Mr. On-Budget" by Mel Brooks.
Considered to be one of the top budgeting and production management individuals in Hollywood.
Author of the acclaimed filmmaking handbook "Planning the Low-Budget Film".
Original script "Keats" was a semi-finalist in the Writers Network Screenplay & Fiction Competition in 2002.
Earned private pilots license after working with Gregory H. Pappy Boyington on "Baa Baa Black Sheep" .
Active in the Industry and also Adjunct Professor at USC film school.
