Again, I must ask, where does the time disappear to?  Since I last blogged, I finished editing my K-pop documentary, and I am now in Los Angeles for post production.  I hope to finish it this month so that all of you can watch it!  I'm looking forward to everyone's reactions.  My next project is a feature film, based on a manga.  I'll share more details after I've obtained the rights.  Happy new year!

Wow!  The last time I blogged, it was about to become 2010.  Now, it's 2013!  Time goes by too fast, don't you think?  Well, since I finished Lychee Thieves and Brass Knuckle Ballad, I've been trying to concentrate on my own writing projects.  In the process, I became interested in K-pop, as it is becoming popular in the States!  So anyway, I just finished filming a documentary about American teenagers who are trying to become K-pop stars.  I'm in the process of editing, and soon, I'll take the film to Los Angeles to complete my post production.  I'll keep you posted!  Oh!  I have a public/fan Facebook account now, so please feel free to add me as a friend.  My username is tituschong.  Thank you!

It's been such awhile since my last blog.  So sorry!  2009 has been busy, but enjoyable.  I completed several short films, as well as started another one called BRASS KNUCKLE BALLAD, written and directed by Tommy Chock.  You can watch a teaser video here:

I'm producing a new short film.  Today is our first day of casting in Hawaii!  If you'd like a sneak peak, please see our website:

Recently, when I was in Los Angeles, one of my hosts invited Bruce Vilanch to dinner.  Bruce is the very entertaining, larger-than-life writer of the Academy Awards, as well as of one of my favorite sitcoms, GIMME A BREAK, among many many other things.  As a fellow writer, I wanted to know everything about his experience...did he always want to be a writer and how did he get into writing?  Turns out, he wanted to be an actor, but was offered his first writing job by Bette Midler (if I remember correctly), and the rest, as they say, is history.  I found Bruce to be quite witty.  When one of my hosts asked, "Shall we say grace?", Bruce yelled out, "Grace!"  He also lamented about how "the non-paying writing jobs kept rolling in".  When someone else asked, "Can't you take it in the back end?", Bruce said, "Excuse me?!"  Other funny stories told were how the Academy Awards gift baskets were taken away, thanks to George Clooney, and now, all they get is a crystal art piece that isn't even made by anyone famous.  He also told us how he gave away some t-shirts and one ended up on a starving child who was standing next to Sally Struthers on TV.  There were other pieces of interesting Hollywood gossip, but it wouldn't be prudent to publish them here.  I was sad when dinner came to an end, but what an interesting night it was!