I have a new article online about preparing a script or idea for distribution before production even begins. Check it out, and show your friends who may be interested. Here is the link:

I have been accepted as a contributing writer for the website www.suite101.com. I will be writing articles in areas of film production, film criticism, film theory, and the film industry.  Go check it out when you get the chance!

Alex Garcia’s Directing Reel from Alex Garcia on Vimeo.

I wrote, produced, and directed a Klondike Bar commercial for the current “What would you do for a Klondike Bar?” contest. The commercial stars Max Schneller as the only man left alive in a wasteland that is earth and Dan Lippert plays a killer zombie who tries to lure Max to him with a Klondike Bar…of course Max cannot resist the chocolatey ice creamy goodness! Check it out below, and please go to the website HERE,search for my video, and rate it a 5! You will find it if you type “alexgarciaonline” into the search bar. You have to register to rate the video, but when you register you automatically get a chance to win $25,000…not bad, not bad. Thanks!

I just announced a new horror film being produced by my production company MADjester Entertainment. It is a documentary style film from the POV of the killer. Very creepy. More news soon!

Soon, and very soon, the interweb nation will be introduced to a new web series–a web series that I am in fact producing. The series, currently untitled, is a comedy that follows a group of twentysomethings that get fed up with their Los Angeles lives and decide to rob a bank. We are in the funding stage of pre-production right now, and hope to begin production sometime this September.

I have been asked to produce and direct a feature film titled True Love Sucks, written by the lovely Mary Kate Wiles. It’s going to be a trip for sure. Right now we are looking to get an organization involved called To Write Love On Her Arms, which deals with depression, drug use, and suicide among youths. We are trying for a funding model of fiscal sponsorship through this organization which will make all donations to the film tax deductible while also providing TWLOHA with financial support. It’s a win-win for us all. The film itself is a Romeo and Juliet adaptation set in the emo and indie music scenes, and deals with issues of prejudice, depression, and suicide…and we are hoping it will influence people that are dealing with these issues in a positive way. We are also trying to put together a pretty unbelievable soundtrack with popular indie and emo bands for this film. We have already had 4 bands express interest, so we are on the right track! Right now we are in early pre-production stages, and we plan to begin production in July of 09. Stay tuned folks…