Major Cinematic Projects:
I’m Not Gonna Lie - In only the depths of Houston Texas suburbs, a group of young adults find themselves on a series of adventures and mishaps, all the while a lone camera man(Stephen Wolfe) records every instance of insanity, from violence to drunken nonsense to sexual innuendo. A fellow member of the group, Stephen Wolfe had no idea what he was getting himself intoupon recording the nights out, the pranks, and the various dramas that unfold in this feature length analysis of early 20’s American culture and life in general. I’m Not Gonna Lie is a documentary that follows the philosophical and sometimes comical revelations about social connections among people and how those connections evolve over time. Producer Scott Lee verbally walks the viewer through a series of deep lessons,ranging in topic from culture to the nature of existence. Meanwhile, scene after scene plays, following the group itself on its many stories and the moral learned from each one. By the end of the film, chances are you too will find yourself a part of the spirit and splendor in this bizarre and heartwarming foray into times of youth and friendship.
Barton Police - In the midst of tiny, suburban Barton County on the outer reaches of Houston, Texas lies the Barton Police Department, headed by Commissioner Preston Leebo (Scott Lee) and his squad of officers that appear to be terrible at their duties of protecting and serving. The online comedy series largely follows Officer AJ Jenkins (Justin Herman) and his new rookie partner: Bob Riley (Chester Smith) along with their BPD colleagues such as Dispatch Jose D. Garcia (Matt Cisneros), Detectives Alex Ramirez (Xavier Flores) and David McAlister (John Pandolph), Officer Marshall Price (Michael Gutierrez), and ex-military Officer Bill O’Hara (Mitchell Ganey).
What at first begins as a battle to get promoted, AJ Jenkins soon finds himself, with rookie Bob Riley, in the midst of a much larger scheme , investigating the urban myth serial killer known as The Milkman, gaining his name from drowning his victims in milk.
