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Had the pleasure of another photo session with Andrew Brucker after many years. Brucker shot more people in music and film than one could count. Many before they gained notoriety. And quite a few of us in our younger days. At a time when technology has created instant professionals in too many disciplines, it can't be overstated how gratifying it was to work under the direction and energy a true photographer emits.

Want to congratulate the very humble and wonderfully talented, Hiro, with all his success on Shōgun. This photo's a blast from the past.

To be part of the Hal Hartley independent filmmaking universe was a genuine pleasure. Hal graciously offered his understanding if I turned down what was basically a walk -on walk-off principal but I was more than happy to spend time with him and everyone at Possible Films. Where to Land is a welcomed treat of personal contemplation and a much needed escape from the sensationalized policitcs of the current day.

Click here for a special insiders' link to the behind the scenes interviews with some of the Where to Land actors, including Edie Falco and Robert John Burke.

A longtime Hal Hartley collaborator, Bill Sage played the lead, Joe Fulton, in Where to Land. A deceivingly difficult role for its subtleties and introspection in my opinion. Bill can be seen in everything from Hal's early feature The Unbelievable Truth to American Psycho alongside Christian Bale.

With filmmaker, director, writer, musician Hal Hartley. The premier at Lincoln Center was a full house. Those of us directly involved had a wonderfult time hanging later.

With actors Katelyn Sparks and Jeremy Hendrik who played Veronica and Mick.