Through the years, I've had a chance to meet some very interesting and nice people in the film industry.   Here are a few of the photos from my personal scrapbook. 


           
          Director George Romero (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Creepshow,
          Land of the Dead)


          
          Sharing a laugh with George Romero - who knew talking about flesh eating
          zombies could be so much fun.

                              
Directors Frank Darabont (The Green Mile/The Shawshank Redemption) and
Chuck Russell (The Mask, Eraser, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 Dream Warriors)


                          
Frank Marshall (Producer of the                  With Tim Busfield (Thirtysomething,
Indiana Jones and Back to the                    Revenge of the Nerds) on the set of
Future trilogy, Poltergeist,                             Field of Dreams - I was able to spend
The Goonies,and Jurassic Park 4)             a lot of time with him as I was his driver/
I met him while still in high school.             assistant during the weeks he was on set.
                                                                           Great guy.



 
With Brooke Shields (The Blue Lagoon,         With Kane Hodder (Jason, the hockey
Suddenly Susan)                                                 mask killer from several of the Friday
                                                                                The 13th films)


                             
                              Sound men Raffaele Deluca and Chat Gunter,
                              Director Pupi Avati, and Jeff Carney with playback
                              equipment on the set of Bix: An interpretation of a Legend
                              (a 1920's biography film of jazz artist Bix Beiderbecke)
                              The first of four films, including a mini series,
                              that I worked with them on. I learned a lot from
                              watching Pupi direct every day and had the privilege
                              of working for two of the best sound men
                              in the business. Raffaele is out mixing sound
                              on location for films and Chat, when his time permits
                              it does the same, spends a lot of his time
                              currently as a professor at NYU film school.




                                               Continued on SCRAPBOOK Page 2