"Reversion" - wow, what a mind f@*#. Let me explain, there are two main components of this film in my interpretation. Number one being the science fiction aspect of a world where people live and have no sense of linear time. What?!? Component number two is the humanity of these people living such an "inhumane" existence. Reading this script and preparing for the film were on one hand like any other job, but on the other hand were difficult because the concept of "no time as we know it" is impossible to wrap your brain around. Attempting to understand how that could work, how it would affect people, what it would do to society was mind blowing. So, in the end of the day, I did my explorations, but tried to put some of the confusion out of my mind to focus on the people and the relationships. The reality that I could understand in this film was the fact that whoever, wherever, and under whatever strange circumstances people are still people. We seek out relationships with others and make "families" in any situation. This is where my character lived and breathed. I was a member of a "family" at the house, which was mirrored in our close unit of actors and crew working on the film and hanging in the house all together. Mia drives a close knit, organized machine when shooting. She is clear and always available, which makes our job easier. The experience was awesome and how amazing it is to be a part of something so unique and alive.
Since then, I have had the fortune to continue doing live sketch comedy here in Los Angeles with my group, FMF. As well, I had a movie released on DVD called "Urgency" starring Brian Austin Green. And, lastly I had the privilege to work with Mia again on her latest short film "Exposure" which can be found on Futurestates.tv/episodes/exposure.
