The first film I made was The Quest for _____, a mixture of Meshes of the Afternoon with film noir elements with the theme of internet alienation.

The first feature-length screenplay I wrote was an unauthorized adaptation of Monster in My Pocket. I feel like it has a lot in common with the TV series Once Upon a Time. I significantly expanded out the material from four issues of a comic book.

Inspired by Julie Taymor's Titus, I wrote a screen adaptation of Shakespeare's Timon of Athens that was similarly in flux about time period.

I have written two original full-length stage plays. One I have adapted into a screenplay, and the other I am working on adapting. One is about what happened to my family after my father got sick from his job at Eliilly and later lost it, and the other is about un- and underemployed college graduates. I have a third full-length stage play adapting L. Frank Baum short stories in the manner of the RSC Nicholas Nickelby.

I am an amateur composer. Unfortunately, my third and so-far most successful attempt at composing an opera in terms of quantity of music is a Marvel Comics adaptation. The previous attempts were adapted from Shakespeare and Baum. I have done chorus and compromario roles in opera (bass-baritone).

In 2003. I made a segment for Across Indiana, an acclaimed documentary series from WFYI, the Indianapolis PBS affiliate.

In 2012 I was house editor for R.L. Migdal Communications and edited the following videos for Bank STreet Bookstore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3nZ_X1GYnE&list=PLkFtwsyWPiBj1xKfKTtzbPh4aQdxeLSTM

I have a few short scripts, but they are rather Lynchian and have not been practical for me to realize. I mainly write long-form material.