•  story development, scripting
  
•  low impact digital video photography
•  post production supervision 
•  directing services
  
•  editing services
•  webpage integration

John has been involved in the performance and broadcast arts since the early eighties. Upon graduation from a broadcast arts school in Detroit, John went to work at rock radio WLLZ. After several years in radio John's interest broadened into the live performance and production of new music. He wrote and performed original songs as well as scored music for dance companies. In the mid eighties John attended a conservatory for acting and began performing in a multitude of performance venues. In the nineties he co-founded the Trittico Theatre Company. While with Trittico he produced and acted in Equity productions for the company. All the while John was writing scripts and picking up acting parts in independent films. He eventually decided to move to the Los Angeles area, where he currently resides.

John writes under the pseudonym Johnny Sexton. It was a practice that was started in Detroit when he would have actors stage read his work while he pretended the script was written by the mysterious Mr. Sexton who was too shy to attend the reading of his plays. It was a way to get uncensored, honest feedback from the participants of the read.

Since in the Los Angeles area John has written, directed, and produced a multitude of short film projects; he has written, directed, and produced a feature length satire (Wearing Hitler's Pants); he has written and developed projects for television, and has recently been commissioned to produce a docudrama on the controversial life and times of paranormal radio host Lee Crisman. (Mr. Crisman's reported current legal difficulties with the federal government prevent us from publicly providing details of his story at this time). The Lee Crisman Story is currently in production. In addition, John has provided creative consultancy on various film, television, internet, and DVD projects throughout the Los Angeles area.