About a month ago my editor dropped the first rough cut of my Foo Fighters documentary Out of the Wishing Well on my plate. Nervous? YES! Excited? YES! The result? Happiness!  I’m thrilled to say that the first of many edits is looking awesome.  For my first time ever going down the rabbit hole of documentary filmmaking, I have to say I’m over the moon with how it is coming along.  I'm also happy to say that I’ve already been on two Podcasts and that I already have several

Speaking in front of nearly 300 people for the first time was a moment I’ll never forget! I love public speaking, but this was definitely the largest group I've ever been in front of. As I stepped onto the stage, I felt the same excitement I used to feel waiting for a Foo Fighters concert to begin—senses heightened, fully present, smiling and happy. This time, though, the spotlight wasn’t on a band. It was on a story. A story I happen to be working on. I spoke at an event

Principal photography has just about wrapped for Out of the Wishing Well. I'll say "done" for now with a chance for some pick up shots or some small ideas that come along during the editing process. Speaking of editing.... editing has started! I wish I could say editing was the last thing needing to be done... but there's also visual effects, color grading, sound/score and bunch of other little things. But getting to the editing process of my 2026 Foo Fighters Documentary

Principal photography is close to being done! It's been a tiring few weeks balancing a day job with doing a small Foo Fighters documentary (hopefully coming in early 2026). The goal is to meet with my editor in a few weeks and start the editing process. I've been talking to a few different people interested in scoring it for me. Plus there's visual effects to be done as well. But luckily the most stressful part is just about done. It's been a rewarding adventure for sur