About

A cheery indigoblooded entrepreneur with a childlike adoration for the entertainment industry and far too much wealth than he knew what to do with. He was an ideas man, except with his head a little too high up in the clouds to make anything reasonable. Once he had a bright idea, he would throw as much money at it as possible in an attempt to get it realised, believing that all he needed was the funds and a brilliant team to guide him. Many of his previous business ventures failed, sure, but maybe this time he'd found his true calling that will get him famous!
... That is, until he was eaten by his screenplay writer, who had turned into a zombie.

Misc. Information

► His favourite genre of movie was horror, especially zombie films with lots of gore. He didn't care about plots as long as they hit all the horror tropes he loved, so he left it up to Celise to make the film shine.
► He was genuinely passionate about every project he dedicated himself to, despite the common misconception that someone of his status (and common sense) had to have been doing it just for the money and fame. It didn't matter if his movies get bums on seats or not, as long as he had fun making it then it was a success in his book.
► Currently, his films have a decent cult following, primarily consisting of people who love those 'so bad it's good' movies. He loved watching all the comedic reviews people make on Youtube.
► Prior to his foray into filmmaking, he originally wanted to own his own theme park. The trademarked the name 'Wonderworld' and bought out land to build it, but he became too preoccupied with coming up with all sorts of ideas for rides that nothing could be agreed upon and the project never left the concept stage.
► He wouldn't say he had any 'main' hobbies, and instead preferred to cycle through a large amount of activities that happened to sound interesting at the time. During his hours off work, he never did the same thing twice.
► He had a habit of calling everything and everyone he liked 'brilliant', to the point where other people considered it a verbal tic rather than a genuine compliment.