I'm a 2009 graduate of the University of Toledo with a B.A. in Film and Video production, who makes commentary and documentary videos, as well as children's rights online art (such as memes, downloadable posters, etc.)

I've also written a novel titled Nobody's Property, which is the first book of a series that is currently planned for at least five more books, and I hope to eventually make into a major motion picture. (All patrons at all levels will soon be able to snag a free e-copy directly from my Patreon site with free updates every time there is a new edition for as long as you're a patron at any level.)

When you support my Patreon, you are enabling me to spread the word even more about children's rights interests. I currently have a day job (well night job because it's third shift) as a security officer at an auto plant, but I would really love to one day get into mainstream and/or independent filmmaking where I can make films that tell narrative stories from a children's rights perspective. We need a voice in the film industry that is on our side, and few have the nerve to be that voice. So if you support my filmmaking, I can take the heat for you, if you're of the type who prefers to be a quiet supporter of children's rights causes.

When you become my patron you're not just helping me. You're helping that aspiring actress from Iowa I haven't discovered yet, who is still waiting tables so she can afford to pay her rent this month. You're helping the mailman or truck driver who hasn't joined my camera crew yet the chance to pursue his real passion on his day off.

I will use my patrons' support to obtain better film and video equipment, compensate my talented actors and actresses, as well as my crew members for their hard work, so they can participate more often and together we can make better projects. Ultimately, we can create a workspace together for film and video work which we can share with other like-minded individuals with big dreams who want to become a part of movie production.

Effective May 19, 2016, I have reverted back to the monthly plan rather than the per-video plan, which means your pledge amount, whatever level you're at, is a maximum of once per month.