#	Quote
1	Everyone has this image that I was just sitting on the couch, smoking a joint for the last decade... I had to build a company. To do what I want to, it needs to be sustainable. If you can keep the budgets low enough, you can pretty much guarantee success from a financial standpoint, and thus create sustainability. It took 10 years to put that shit together.
2	I knew exactly what I was doing with Squeeze.... Squeeze is like a Truffaut movie, The 400 Blows. It's the same thing. It's just set in the 'hood with different-looking kids. Body Count was a job. That was a way to make a living.
3	I can't create in Los Angeles. And there's not a big enough film scene in New York to make that worth my while. But here at home, I'm safe. It's like asking Woody Allen to make a movie outside of Manhattan. Boston is where I make films.
4	Body Count was one big disaster after another... I was completely unprepared for working within the Hollywood system. I was 25 years old. Youngest person on set. Wasn't prepared for the intensity of what that really meant... I don't really want to get into it. It was a real disaster. Everyday was a disaster, and another disaster, until the disasters were over and we all went home.

#	Fact
1	Completing post-production on his latest feature film, titled "Turntable." The film is a pulp action drama about a DJ. [October 2004]
2	Running the newly reorganized Boston Film and Video Foundation at his Film Shack production company in Roxbury, Massachusetts. [2004]
3	Owns a dog that was given to him by Ving Rhames.
4	Teaches film at the Massachusetts College of Art.
5	Purchased the Roxbury, Massachusetts home of the late Henry Hampton with plans to renovate the property's 32-garage stalls into larger offices for his company The Film Shack .
6	Recently directed a music video featuring Chuck D (formerly of "Public Enemy").
7	Also, recently was set to direct "Trifecta," an independent crime thriller centered on gambling. The film was to star David Caruso (who also co-wrote the script) but the film never came to fruition.
8	Uses his father, actor and teacher James Spruill, in all his films.
9	Graduated from Boston University's School of Communications.

Title	Year	Status
Front Page	2008	Short executive producer
Dark Assassin	2005	executive producer
Slow Time	2005	Short executive producer
The Perfect Gooseys	2002	Short executive producer
Advice and Dissent	2002	Short executive producer
Dog Days	2001/II	Short executive producer
Expired	2000	Short co-producer
Plastic	2016	Short executive producer completed
Superposition		Short executive producer completed
Loved Like This	2016	Short executive producer
Palm Mesa	2016	Short executive producer
City of Homes	2015	Short executive producer
Invisible Sister	2014	Documentary short executive producer
Sleeping Alone	2014	Short executive producer
The Whistler	2013/I	Short supervising producer
Rubberneck	2012	executive producer
Eternity	2010	Video short executive producer
Do It Again	2010	Documentary executive producer
Fish Wishes	2009	Short executive producer
Pockets	2009	Short executive producer
Soap Opera: Abridged	2009	Short executive producer
My Brother's Treasure	2009	Short co-producer
Life in Every Color	2008	Short executive producer

Title	Year	Status
Do It Again	2010	Documentary
Public Enemy: Welcome to the Terrordome	2007	Documentary
Turntable	2005
Body Count	1998
Squeeze	1997

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Shifty Planet of Dr. Strange	2012	Short	Narrator
ABC Afterschool Specials	1991	TV Series	Larry

Title	Year	Status
Serena and the Ratts	2012	special thanks
Unacceptable	2011	Short special thanks
Noah and the Night Barker	2009	Short special thanks
Afterfall	2007	Short thanks
Film School the Musical	2007	Short special thanks

Net Worth	$1.2 Million
Profession	Producer, Director, Writer

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