Hm, this is odd. Kinda weird to sit here and type to myself. Well, I guess I'll start off by saying that I'm a recent graduate of Western Kentucky University's bachelor program in Television Production. Aspiring to break into video production, but that's another story.
I hate people, but love individuals. I despise close-mindedness, and heritage/age is not an excuse.
As my description says, I'm honest. Ask and ye shall know.

I graduated back in May, so now that I'm thrust into this fantastic economy and thriving Bowling Green media market, I'm currently living the dream and working full-time at Walmart. You can find me there Monday-Friday selling phones and other wonderful electronic gadgets. Not really the best application for my technological/creative prowess, but it pays the bills. When I'm not wasting time at Wally-World during the week, I'm usually watching films and spoiling my puppy, Sammy. I've also been spending a lot of time harassing local and not-so-local employers trying to convince them to give me a better job. Also entertaining the idea of getting a Masters.

Most anything regarding filmmaking. I really enjoy writing screenplays and brainstorming new ideas. I know how lame it sounds, but I feel the most alive behind my XL-2, it just seems right. If you don't know what that is, you should find out. I really love to edit also. I'm pretty damned adept at Adobe Premiere, and solid with Photoshop, Encore, and a few others.

Besides the technical junk, I'm really good at being a judge of character. I admit that, a lot of times, I make snap judgments about people, but I have an amazing rate of accuracy. I'm an excellent listener and have an empathetic heart. My world revolves around trust, and those who find themselves willing to share theirs with me is never broken.

My eyes, I'm told. I'd personally say it's the unfortunate location of my hairline, but that's life.

I'd think it's pretty obvious with my degree that my key interests lie within the realm of movies. Before specific flicks are mentioned, I'll begin with genres. There's just something about the world of horror that I find so alluring. It's not the gore, violence, or death...but those are nice too. I think it's interesting to see how everyone's nice, neat little world can so easily be turned on its head, and the true nature of someone's character shines through.
As far as favorites, the Evil Dead tops the list hands down. Not because it's a cinematic masterpiece, but because of the sheer devotion and heartache that the filmmakers endured to create their art. This really sings to me, as an aspiring media kid.
Other favorites include: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Session 9, Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, A Clockwork Orange, Legend, the Shawshank Redemption, and the Fifth Element. An eclectic list, to say the least.

A composition notebook and pen (one item)
A computer with working internet connection
My editing software
My numerous pillows
Emotionally powerful music
That feeling I get when I feel an idea coming together

(Let it be noted that family, friends, and my dog are not listed here due to the fact that they are not "things")

Life.
The next step in my life and what I need to do in order to see it to fruition.
Not giving up on my dreams.
New story arcs.
The day that I'll not be working at Walmart.
My friends.

Doing something with friends. Whether it be a night of drinking and debauchery, a relaxed evening at home playing old-school video games, or just watching some films. Admittedly, I've been trying to go out more on the weekends lately because, let's face it, I really need to get out!

Sometimes I'm completely blown away by the seemingly infinite intricacies of our existence. It's an indescribable rush and a truly surreal feeling.

You're interesting. Trust me, I'll know if you're lying.
You have an amazing sense of humor.
You can deal with weirdness. I am truly one odd bird. This isn't some fancy, backwards way of expressing how cool I am because I'm a social deviant...it's just how I am.
If you can finish the quote: "Was it the boogie-man?"