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Welcome to the genesis of my career as a screenwriter and director. The scenes below were shot during my tenure at LAFS. Your feedback is welcome.

SYNOPSIS: The Amazing Laylynn Thomas tells the story of a teenager with Asperger's Syndrome, who's obsession with comic books may lead to an extraterrestrial encounter.

This scene puts us at the dinner table where we see the frustrations of Laylynn's family, his father Walter, his mother Ninel and brother Wendall, in dealing with his austism.

The Amazing Laylynn Thomas Breakfast Scene L.A. Film School

SYNOPSIS: The Amazing Laylynn Thomas tells the story of a teenager with Asperger's Syndrome, who's obsession with comic books may lead to an extraterrestrial encounter.

In this scene, Laylynn mom Ninel, worries when Laylynn breaks routine and is late coming home for dinner. Via the internet, Ninel and Laylynn's dad Walter make an amazing discovery that may lead to laylynn's disappearance.

This scene was directed by my good friend Dwight Taylor.

Amazing Laylynn Thomas "Laylynn is Missing" L.A. Film School

SYNOPSIS: The Amazing Laylynn Thomas tells the story of a teenager with Asperger's Syndrome, who's obsession with comic books may lead to an extraterrestrial encounter.

In this scene, Laylynn visits his favorite place in the world, the comic book store, hoping to find the final issue of the comic he is obsessed with. Here we see Laylynn's struggles to fit in due to his Aspergers.

The Amazing Laylynn Thomas Comic Book Scene L.A. Film School

My second directing assignment at LAFS was my rendition of Martin Scorsese's classic, Raging Bull.

Synopsis: the story of Jake LaMotta, an emotionally self-destructive boxer who's greatest battles are not in the ring, but with his own inner demons.

Raging Bull Hotel Scene L.A. Film School

My first directing assignment at LAFS was my rendering of Billy Wilder's classic comedy/drama The Apartment.

Synopsis: A mild mannered man attempts to get his foot in the corporate door by allowing the company big wigs to use his apartment for their secret flings. Things work out fine until one of his boss's mistress turns out to be the women of his dreams.

The Apartment Final Scene Los Angeles Film School

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