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Birthplace:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Characters as Source Material
Submitted fantasy and science fiction stories to magazines for publication as a youth; none purchased
1966
As a college student, directed, wrote, shot and edited first film, the 16mm, seven-minute short "Transfer"
1967
Wrote, directed, shot and edited the 14-minute 16mm short "From the Drain"
1969
First feature and first film in 35mm, "Stereo" (produced, directed, wrote, shot and edited)
1970
Completed second feature, "Crimes of the Future"
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