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TWILIGHTSHOW'S "WALL OF FAME!"

These are just some of the great players and talent that I've been associated with over the years. They’ve helped to mold me as a filmmaker, and most, deserve far more than I can ever offer in return.

My blessings go out to their continued happiness and success.

My wife has actively participated in every production we’ve done and tolerated more shit from me than any woman should. That’s why she takes the number one spot on the Wall-o-Fame list.

From props purchased with "phone bill money" to half-naked women strolling through our kitchen, she continues to endure the pangs of an indie filmmaker’s wife with style, grace and humor.

If behind every great man, is a great woman, then I am the greatest man who has ever lived.

TERRI JUHL

JOSE ROSETE

I can’t say enough positive things about Jose Rosete. He’s been a positive and professional force in every production we’ve done.

I met him around eight years ago in Mesa Arizona when I was putting together my first short film, and he was just getting started in acting. I had no idea that nearly a decade later I would come to respect him the way I do. He has looks, talent, drive, patience, heart and is always a pleasure to work with.


Sarah Seider	Connie Padilla	Maya Salibi

The Women of "The Dead Link."

DAVINA JOY - After playing the part of Dawn in "The Devil's Playhouse," she appeared on to the "Howard Stern Show" and shamelessly plugged the film. You gotta love a player like that.


	JO ANNA LARSON Our “Twilight Showgirls" interviewed Terry and I on their independent radio show in Tempe Arizona. Great chicks, and good times.	KAREN SELTZ


RON BERG

SHAYNA LEESIE

In The Devil's Playhouse, she was covered for hours, head to toe with liquid latex and fake blood. If she was ever frustrated or angry, I never knew it. She is an awesome actress/model to work with.