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Danny Martin
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He was an extra in the film, The Long Hot Summer (1985) starring
Jason Robards
,
Don Johnson
and
Ava Gardner
.
Created his own production company in 2006, Roadmaster Pictures [us].
Created the story for the second Azisa Pictures [us] project, "Agenda", which his business partner Jonathan wrote the screenplay and directed.
Asked locals to be the first investors in his second film, "Agenda.".
Both he and business partner, kept the company going with investments from several locals.
Got production company off the ground by selling a house in 2003.
Has raised his two children alone after his divorce.
Began screen writing in 1996 after reading, "How Not to Write a Screenplay," written by Denny Martin Flinn.
Managed and designed t-shirts for a t-shirt shop in a mall for two-years after his offices burned to the ground.
Owned an design studio for many years.
Has done hand-drawn portrait work for Arnold Schwarzengger, Maria Shriver, Dwight Yokham, Neal McCoy and Tom Cruise.
He quite this job to be an extra in the film, Long Hot Summer, with Jason Robards and Don Johnson which was being film in his home town.
Worked alongside his father from the age of twelve to nineteen doing paint and body work and custom airbrushing in his home town.
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