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Screenwriter, dog walker, pizzaiolo, barista, & dishwasher, al nostro casa

Old Bay as an antiperspirant.
Argus as an 8 week old pup in 1996. Best boy ever.
Austin Powers' alter ego in London, 1981 long before Austin Powers was known to the rest of us.
King Kong climbs the Empire State Building to get engaged; it didn't go well.
Albert Einstein, centre, a German physicist, stands with his wife Elsa Einstein, and Charles Chaplin, second right, as they arrive for the opening of Chaplin's silent movie, in Los Angeles, Calif., Feb. 2, 1931.
Shirley Jackson's response to a reader who doesn't like her writing: "If you don't like my peaches, don't shake my tree."
The title frame from the film, Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore.
two ads from organists at the end of 1928, facing the elimination of their jobs with the introduction of sound. In their ads they specifically call out "Vitaphone" as the reason they're leaving their jobs.
A newspaper article from 1914 about a grandson who must go to the Amazon to search for treasure in order to to collect what's to be given to him from his grandfather's will.
Poster /cover art for CONTAINED HORROR: depicts a freshly dug grave in an overhead shot with the words in red inside the grave: "CONTAINED HORROR." Beneath this at the words "A screenplay by Anthony Campbell."
A moment from the title credits for THE TROUBLE WITH TRACY
Page 36 from the feature script HUMBAG. Inspired by real events (the scenes with the TV Anchor and On Location Reporter are verbatim from a real newscast.
The header for my Bluesky account, complete with a sleeping dingo laying on the sunniest bed in the house.
page 28 from CONTAINED HORROR where Chef brings a cleaver to a knife fight.
Lobby card for the classic 1928 comedy, Steamboat Bill Jr.
Sing Street makes their second smash music video.
Take only photos Leave only footprints Kill only Tim This might be an idea for a new script!
Toby hears he's being called.
The next James Bond should be a Dingo that can sniff out crime.
Logline variation of SIX DEGREES OF KEVIN BACON
An ad for children that may have inspired The Beatles in writing "Happiness is a Warm Gun."
A man holding a little golden man who's holding a sword for some reason.
Image of the the big board in the game of MineSweeper
a graph of the history of “To a T” in printed materials from 1820-2020 Trend of to a t in printed material over time
Dingo sitting on a chair, relaxing.
Poster for InkDrinks Toronto, held on April 30th, 2026 for local and visiting writers to gather and be social -- held by INKCANADA.
Globe and Mail front page from October 17, 1942 detailing the attack on a civilian ferry by a German U-boat in Canadian waters, killing scores of civilians, including women and children.
Dogs and a dingo at the park in late April, 2026.
Rule breaking screenplay contains the front page of the Globe & Mail from October 10th to show-don't-tell what happens in the scene.
Tuesday's pizza: pep n cheese.
Title page for HUMBUG: When an aspiring teacher inadvertently reveals to students that Santa is the product of a marketing campaign, outraged parents dox her and weaponize a teenage abortion, to have her fired -- while a much darker truth behind her pregnancy threatens to destroy far more than her career.
Monday pizza
A line from Humbug: Meat's hung; men're hanged.
One sheet alternative poster for RESTLESS NATIVES
Title page for the screenplay for HUMBUG, by Anthony Campbell
mortadella sandwich with pistachios, basil pesto and whipped ricotta.
Two players at a table, one plays Battleship the other plays chess.
Joe Walsh, the Trumper.
A dingo asking for a chin scratch by turning over on his head.
The first page of the short script, CHOCOLATE JESUS.
Screenplay title page for CHOCOLATE JESUS written by Anthony Campbell
Image of the outside of the box of Moon Pies
A poodle and their person.
John le Carre's response to my question about the use of Macbeth as the source of the title "A Perfect Spy" comes in THE SECRET PILGRIM, where he has two characters in a vignette version of the story retold, but here set in Scotland (!) and including lines that are not actually in Macbeth.
Steve Job on stage with a graphic behind him of two intersecting street signs: Technology & Liberal Arts.
The Ides of Merch Greeting Card by Lance Hansen: a sales person sits at a booth with Ides of March merch.
Piet Mondrian boxes slipped into his landscape painting
Title and page 1 of Blue Gatsby
Image of Miss Gnome getting a performance review from her own party member for failing every way possible.
Two characters in a SRS in portrait POV
Crispy Fresh Milk
@inkcanada.bsky.social invites Toronto area screenwriters, hyphenates and allies to the Monarch's 2nd floor for a bit of late winter social warm. Don't miss it! 7-9pm!
the "export to pdf" menu option within Mac Preview
Goya's Saturn eating his Son
Keith Richards stating he has no regrets, citing Piaf.
A shot from the stage apron of the Uptown Theatre in Toronto, a 3,000 seat theatre.
Fun page Friday for CONTAINED HORROR: CONTAINED HORROR A disgraced, former teen star evades jail by slipping into the home of an enigmatic film maker to discover he has a to-die-for role for her in his next project along with an unsound fixation on the girl she used to be.
page 8 of BOWMANVILLE with the headline from the Globe and Mail from October 10th, 1942.
A red t-shirt with black text across the chest with the instruction: HAND TIGHTEN ONLY -- made famous my Keith Richards.
Alt movie poster for TRULY MADLY DEEPLY (1990), starring Alan Rickman and Juliet Stevenson, and directed by Anthony Minghella.