Rick McCulley

He has written, starred in, produced, and directed various Get Some Film Production Ltd projects and has been involved with movies, writing, and film since he was a kid. It wasn't until 1990, when his family purchased a Panasonic camcorder, that his imagination and intrigue for film began to take flight. Whether it was filming jerky little segments and skits for his family's entertainment or for his own personal amusement, his passion for movies and entertainment began to develop. His first endeavor was with a brief, but memorable public access show titled, "Oak Boys" in 1996. Featuring himself and two other co-hosts, this comedy talk show aired and ended the summer of 1996 in the Green Township area on the Time Warner public access station in Cincinnati, Ohio. In 1999, he teamed with James Riseden, the CEO of Get Some Film Production Ldt. and they created the comedy public access show: "Get Some!" They both wrote, acted, produced, and directed various skits and interviews that aired on the Northern Kentucky Highland Heights public access station in the Northern Kentucky region as well on the Green Township Time Warner public access station in Cincinnati, Ohio. The show attracted a small fan base and both he and Riseden were featured in several newspaper articles in 2000 such as: Northern Kentucky University's The Northerner and Ohio 's Cheviot Community Press. In 2000, he went on to star in _A.A. (2001). In 2001, he wrote, starred in, and directed "Fubar". And in 2003, he acted in "Down for the Dollar" and writes and stars in the ongoing "Dissing Movies" skits.