Totally awesome dude from New England. Now living in Los Angeles and hoping to someday become a writer for television. Currently working in production for a Disney Channel show.

Working long hours in the bizarre world of Disney Channel programming. Writing in every other free moment I have. My many hobbies - carpentry, flyfishing, improv to name a few - take up a great deal of my time as well.

Posing and debating meaningless questions. Ex. Which would win in a fight - bear or mountain lion?

My gender? Unless you always where a massive cowboy hat, I don't see how this question has any value.

Movies - Somewhat of a snob when it comes to comedy. I like smart ones like Superbad, Orange County, and I Heart Huckabees and dumb ones like Airplane, Top Secret and Not Another Teen Movie. I'm pretty easy to please in every other genre.

TV - The Office was the show that made me want to write, though I have stopped paying attention to it as of late. My true favorites are Always Sunny, Family Guy, and The Colbert Report. As much as I hate hearing other people say this - I have started watching a lot of British comedy recently. Given the choice, I will always opt for a Seinfeld re-run before any of these.

Books - The last novel I read for pleasure was probably Hatchet by Gary Paulson (~8th grade) or something in the Matt Christopher canon. The books I gravitate towards are typically the more scientific ones like The Selfish Gene, Guns Germs and Steel, and At The Water's Edge. That said, I am attempting James Joyce's Ulysses at the moment. Sometimes I'll just curl up by the fire and read the iTunes User Agreement or a good Adobe Licensing Update.

Music - Pretty much like it all (including country) but classic rock is certainly my favorite genre. Springsteen, Seger, CCR, Petty, Zeppelin. Bob Dylan never misses in my opinion and I own 18 Van Morrison albums. I'm also pretty into the SportsCenter theme song.

The state of Maine, seafood, India pale ales, Van Morrison, the woods, carpentry.

Taking complicated and impractical adventures to remote sections of the world. Jungles, mountains, desserts. Basically any place I've read about in National Geographic.

Coaching the Dillon Panthers.