I come from a long background in the Entertainment Industry. Having gotten my start early on in the Music Industry, I eventually made my way into Television / Film industry. Having assisted in the launch of a television channel on Time Warner cable, as well as working for one of the Top Ten PR Firms in Los Angeles, I began forming lasting relationships with Producers, Directors, Actors, Bands/Musicians, and Creatives of all types.

Most recently, and notably, I was named Partner at Pilar Entertainment Group; a multifaceted PR & Media company actively involved in Film, Television, Theater, and Special Events. It is with my lasting relationships with Networks, Decision Makers, and content producers that allows me to handle any aspect of a creative endeavor, whether it be Development, Production, or on the PR / Marketing end of things.

I've acted as Director, Producer and Production Supervisor on a multitude of shows, and well as directed several successful PR campaigns for some of the biggest brands and names in the industry, and continues to do so to date.

When not wearing one of these many hats, I live in various locales across the United States.

When not being a vagabond, I like to call California my home.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Relocating back to Los Angeles from San Francisco where I've been living the past year and some. Need some time to secure appropriate housing, yet still need to make trips to LA until I manage to do so, and love hearing others stories,travels, etc.. This is a surefire way of meeting some amazing people.

Interests

Film, Photography, Music, Travel

• theater
• photography
• traveling
• music
• communications
• military science

Music, Movies, and Books

A bit all over the place when it comes to music; there's so much good stuff I could never narrow down to one particular style, song, or artist.

Books; Anything Steinbeck. A good dose of Hunter S. Thompson always works (especially his little known writing he did for ESPN Magazine).

Films: so many great films, but my top three (currently) Great Expectations, The Fountain, and the documentary The Seven-Five. These will change, but Great Expectations will always be my number 1.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington D.C.