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In The Jailhouse
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Film (short)
by MaW Mediaworks
Writer This Short Sixty Second Film was made for the #NFS60 Challenge, held on YouTube. The Covid-19 lockdown is in full effect, as our brave hero waits impatiently to once again be free to go outside. Oh yeah, he's also hungry....
Howitzer Tales: The Boogeyman
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Film (short)
by MaW Mediaworks
Writer A Short Film about a woman stuck between her own failing mental health, and making decisions for a group of "Freelanders" in a post-apocolyptic world.
The Howtizer Tales Universe: Man Out of Time
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Film (short)
by MaW Mediaworks
Writer A Side Story in the "Howitzer Tales" Universe, a Stranger, who seems out of place in the current world, meets an old man, hellbent on Revenge. (Pre-Production)
Equality of Rights
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Theater
Reporter Equality of Rights was a 2019 reinactment of the FIRST Woman's Rights Convention. The reinactment took place in Seneca Falls, on the very same stage that the origional woman conversed and debated on. I was lucky enough to be a part of this program.
"Vic"
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Writer In 2014, MaW Mediaworks teamed up with myself for the 48 Hour Film Festival, where we were given a genre, line, and prop to be used in our short film. This was our Product:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a_uOLwZTR8&t=346s
Woman in the French Doors
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Theater
by Warren Historical Society
Writer, Director, Producer Warren PA was a bustling community in the 1920's, and a staple of it's success was the metalworking industry, "Struthers Mills." This stage play was taken from the real life death of Alice Wetmore, who stepped out in front of a train one day. Some thought it was suicide, but there was a small group that suspected her husband J.P. Jefferson, the current owner of Struthers Mills, of murder. J.P, within a year of his wifes death, was on a world cruise, and married to his long time friend Mary Trunkey.
On another note, My dear friend in the photograph took it upon herself to lay down in the viewing basket for the show. It was originally written that the casket be closed in the funeral scene, but since she was in it, well...why not show the people...Best.Ovation.Ever.