A novel way to die  

In every murder movie, the killer inevitably faces one problem—how to get rid of the body! For “Writer’s Block,” the prop body (we’ll call it Bernie) was a $...

The lights go down, I find a seat, and – BAM! – Trisha (played by Bobbie Grace) winds her way through Chester Everett McGraw’s impressive trophy room. Months...

If you follow movies and the people in them you are likely familiar with the parlor game “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.” Based upon the concept that any two pe...

Walker ruled the film set and wants to tell all in the coming months. He's a blue heeler.

Filming the role of Chester, the lead antagonist in Writer’s Block, called for the character to chase a Yamaha Rhino, hurl a spear, shoot a hunting bow, enga...

We had scouted this wonderful dam on the Blanco River for months and given the Texas summers, barely a trickle had ever seeped past its wall. For our movie, ...

We filmed Writer’s Block on a microbudget. Granted, it was a microbudget that could have kept Animal House’s John Blutarski in college for another seven year...

We had over 30 shots for the trailer-- 2 locations in 1 day. Morning, a friend's office, first scene. CRACK! A crew member breaks the conference table glass....

Serendipity. There we were, enjoying a beer while scouting the Celis Brewery taproom as a potential location for our film when in walked the perfect person f...