Paul Bright

March Madness

Hey there!  Long time, no chat.

Somebody complained in the New York Times that living in New Orleans was rough because the local eateries don't serve kale. I pity those fools.
Somebody complained in the New York Times that living in New Orleans was rough because the local eateries don’t serve kale. I pity those fools.

 

I’ve been busy in the studio working on lots of projects.

I’ve missed you and I look forward to catching up on everything you’ve been doing this winter. Like shoveling snow.

Don’t feel you’re the only one. I’ve been doing a LOT of shoveling the past two months, though it hasn’t been snow…

And now it appears April showers are going to bring more than Mayflowers to the studio. We are apparently immensely booked with projects. And that’s the best bon voyage I could ask for.

Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead.

Drop me a line and let’s chat late at night after everyone else leaves the studio.

-Paul

 

Published by Paul Bright

Writer, Director, Producer, Actor telling stories through digital media. Originally from New Mexico, Paul grew up in Los Angeles and was 'discovered' by the top talent agency in Beverly Hills when he was in high school. He's been on TV since he was 16. He moved to Austin and founded a repertory theater company bringing intellectually exciting dramas to life in rural communities. He works in Los Angeles, New York City, Oregon and Texas and is a prolific writer/director/producer.