New Trailer

Here's a brand new trailer for the documentary:

CBL at the Dallas Museum of Art

The independent documentary film “Comic Book Literacy” will screen Saturday February 26th at 11:30 A.M. at the Dallas Museum of Art. The film showcases the utilization of comic books to promote literacy and education and features writers, artist and historians who speak on behalf of the often misunderstood medium.



Immediately after the screening there will be a Q & A panel led by Fanboy Radio’s Scott Hinze and featuring the film’s director Todd Kent as well as several comic book creators who appear in the film including:

Ben Dunn (Ninja High School, Marvel Mangaverse)

Terry Moore (Strangers in Paradise, Echo)

James O'Barr (The Crow)

This program is presented in partnership with The Dallas Tennis Association's USTA National Junior Tennis and Learning Program & Needed Influence of the Arts, in connection with their initiative to promote the awareness of a more creative approach for constructive and positive change for underprivileged children in Dallas through sports and the arts.

In December the collaborative efforts of these groups produced the “Catalyst For Positive Change” cartoon art workshop for Dallas inner city children. Images of the artwork will be shown at the screening.

This collaborative effort is also responsible for the upcoming graphic novel “Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan” which tells the true story of a group of Sudanese refugees who now reside in North Texas and their harrowing escape from their war torn homeland. This title and corresponding curriculum are featured in the documentary.

The film won “Best Documentary” at the 2010 Phoenix Comicon and is currently touring the country, screening at various film festivals, comic book conventions and literacy events. This film is not yet rated (70 minutes). For more information about the film, upcoming screenings, and updates go to: www.ComicBookLiteracy.com

Special Thanks to the Following: City Square, Junior League of Dallas, T-Bar M and Vickery Meadows Foundation

Vinyl Examination

Great record selection or greatest record selection?

Road Does Not End

This is a short film I made a few years ago about legendary artist Stanley Marsh 3, the creator of the world famous Cadillac Ranch located on Route 66 in Amarillo, TX:



Here are some festivals where it screened:

San Antonio Underground Film Festival
Listen With Your Eyes Video
Gulf Coast Film and Video Festival
Tulsa Overground Film Festival
Dallas Video Festival
deadCENTER Film Festival