MAMA = Make American Movies Again

As we all know, Hollywood has been compromised. As a Veteran who recently earned a degree in Cinematography, I decided to rebel against the mainstream filmmaking pathways and have decided to make a go of it independently of the Chinese owned Hollywood system. Of course, I am also waiting for anti-Trust actions to boot the Wanda Group out of owning both distribution companies and theaters. But until then, I am raising money with this slogan. MAMA, Make American Movies Again.

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The thesis film I made while attending Full Sail University's Bachelor of Science in Digital Cinematography program is called The App. This is my response to Doctor Who becoming crap ever since the series 9 season called Hell Bent with Peter Capaldi. If you ever were a regular Doctor Who viewer, you know what I am talking about. But, to briefly explain without going on a total rant, they screwed up the series in a major way by breaking cannon. Honestly, BBC has been ruining Doctor Who with steady and increased dose of identity politics over the last few years now. And, I felt the need to create something that could perhaps one day fill the needs of all those who felt scorned and betrayed by SJW cucked politics the BBC has foisted upon loyal Doctor Who fans. Basically, I took a lesson from Quentin Tarantino who once said, "I make films I want to see.". So, I did.

I created the logo out of math symbols

The goal for my film was to bring back the mysterious feel to a time travel story. And also I wanted to revitalize the classic theme of Doctor Who that was always rebellion against tyranny. Who knew the tyranny would one day come from the BBC itself?

On location at Pensacola Beach with my lead actor, Jonathan McIntosh, I'm sitting in the passenger seat of a 1976 Camaro Z28 with my Sony FS5. The idea that the main character goes back in time to the disco laden 70's and comes back to the present with a muscle car is a bit of an homage to Back to the Future with a little bit of Mad Max thrown in for good measure.

I have a story arc and 3 scripts for a 1 season ready to go. But of course to launch it properly will take money. And, I have to admit, while I am rebelling against Hollywood, I am interested in circumventing their system if I can get the right kind of "hands off" deal with a streaming service.