No big development deals. No huge residual checks (yet). Just a burning drive to make the things I believe in, no matter who’s watching.
When Bone Hill found early success, it reminded me that you don’t need a studio to validate your voice. You need vision, grit, and the guts to follow through.
Now I’m developing a new IP, Redneck Kaiju, starting as a book series with an eye on building something bigger. Not because anyone asked me to. Because I had to.
And I’ve got another indie film brewing: The Food Truck. It’s scrappy, weird, and deeply personal. Just the kind of project I love. No greenlight from on high. Just that same voice in my head saying: Go. Make. Do.
The light is always green in my imagination.
I create without constraints, without limits, and without rules.
If you’re waiting for someone to say “Go”… consider this your sign.
We don’t need permission to tell our stories.
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