Making Movies, Then As Now

Originally posted on Ground Zero:
Because I’m something of a history buff when it comes to Southern New Mexico, as well as an advocate for filmmaking in the area, I often stumble upon fascinating tidbits of information that combine the two interests. One of the perks of my profession, which often finds me sitting in…

Erotic Fantasies, Cinematic Dreams

During one of my recent trips to the Land of Scorch, my lovely polymate Deb took me to one of my favorite bookstores in the Valley of the Blistering Orb: Bookman’s Book & Record Exchange. There I perused the stacks and shelves awhile, before finally ambling over to my favorite guilty pleasure: a single wire…… Continue reading Erotic Fantasies, Cinematic Dreams

Gettin’ ‘er Done!

Editor’s note: I wrote this on Monday, August 22, but because of a lack of wifi, wasn’t able to upload it until today. Small price to pay. Now where was I? Oh, yes! I have a confession to make. I am besotted with the Mimbres Valley of Southeastern New Mexico. Oh, we’d flirted before and…… Continue reading Gettin’ ‘er Done!

Travels In Time: Mescalero

Yesterday was probably the most intense shooting schedule we’ve yet experienced in our travels for Platicas. Not just because it ended up being a 13-hour day for myself and the crew – Troy Sr., Troy Jr. and Kent – but also because of the variety of interviews we captured and the moving ceremonial moments in…… Continue reading Travels In Time: Mescalero

The Freedom To Choose

Today, September 30th, is International Blasphemy Day. It’s a big topic, even here, now, in the 15th year of the 21st century. In some countries, blasphemy is still punishable by death. We in the United States have the First Amendment to protect us, for now, but it is constantly being challenged. As the high-profile Charlie…… Continue reading The Freedom To Choose