About
I started Putnamfilms in 2003 as a hobby. I produced a few documentaries and short narrative projects. Since then Putnamfilms has gained quite a bit of popularity, mainly through the involvement with the 48Hour Film Project. I have been competing in that for the past 4 years since it came to Asheville. In 2007, my team won 9 awards, including Best Picture, with our short "Cosmo of 1932". That film went on to screen at Filmapalooza in San Jose, as well as The Asheville Film Festival. In 2008, we did it again and won 2nd place overall with our film "Secret of the Poison Crop Caper".
I've been considerably lucky with many opportunities that have arisen. In 2007, I worked as a grip on the Feature Film "Wesley", filmed entirely in Winston Salem NC. I am currently working on the post production of my senior thesis film "Strigoii". It will be shown at the student film festival at WCU on April 27.
I was born in Asheville, but I reside in Weaverville. I am currently a student at Western Carolina University, studying Motion Picture and Television Production.
