Peyv Raz
Sit back and enjoy me talking with indie film writer/director Peyv Raz. We discuss his ideal actors to work with, why he hasn’t seen Dunkirk yet, but most of all about his first feature film
Dean Haglund: The Lone Gunmen, Conspiracies, and The X-Files
Ever since The X-Files first aired, I’ve been captivated by its blend of supernatural intrigue and conspiracy theories. So, sitting down with Dean Haglund, who brought Langly to life as part of The Lone Gunmen, was an absolute treat. Alongside Frohicky and
Tony Amendola: Bringing Wisdom and Gravitas to the Stargate Universe
I had the honor of speaking with Tony Amendola, the veteran actor known for his iconic roles across theatre, television, and film, and particularly for his work in the Stargate universe. Tony has a remarkable ability to bring depth,
Lew Temple on Grit, Grace, and a Life Inside the Characters
There are actors who command attention with volume—and then there are actors like Lew Temple, who do it with stillness, truth, and an unmistakable sense of lived experience. Across a career that spans The Walking Dead, Sons of
Tom Paton on Building Tension, Survival Horror, and the Making of Redwood and Black Site
Few filmmakers embrace the spirit of independent genre cinema quite like Tom Paton. As the director behind the claustrophobic survival thriller Redwood and the high-concept sci-fi action film Black Site, Paton has carved out a reputation for ambitious storytelling,
