J.D. Glasscock

J.D. Glasscock started as a slam poet on national teams in 1990. Six years later he moved onto being the singer/songwriter/front man of a blues rock band called Sofa King, which lasted ten years. Though he still writes both lyrics and poetry, in 2005 he moved onto studying film writing and directing with a special emphasis on lighting; specifically, noir lighting. He moved to Los Angeles in 2010 to finally pursue those aspirations. He is the Alan Bailey Award winner for Excellence in the Craft of Filmmaking - Noir, at the Action on Film Festival 2015. He currently has 16 short films to his name and has won numerous awards as a filmmaker at large festivals. His goals include his two TV series, Celestial Moon, and The Mysfits, as well as his first feature, A God Among Sheep -- The Rise of Maria Salvatore. He has four other feature film scripts written in different genres -- Western, Sci Fi, Post Apocalyptic and Suspense Thriller. He also has been hired four times to write other people's film scripts. He moved to Denton, TX 5 years ago to be near and help his family, and to bring his style of film to North Texas. He also now has a LitRPG GrimDark Series of Novels on Amazon, Blood Brothers, the first 3 of a 9 book series and an upcoming Adult Visual Novel Video Game based on his award nominated feature film script Blade and Blood called A Crown of Thorns coming out on Steam soon. You can wishlist the game on Steam.