Tom Ptasinski

Poor (2013)
TV Movie by David Janove (Comedy) Actor POOR is an independent comedy pilot that follows Jenna, Alison, Mike and Josh as they navigate their twenties with no money and the worst, dirtiest jobs you can imagine.

L5 (2012)
Television (Sci-Fi) Writer, Producer

Alone (2010)
Film (short) by Chris Roewe (Drama, Horror and Thriller) Writer When ten year old Steven is left home alone for the first time, his night of fun and excitement quickly turns into one of terror when he learns that a serial killer has escaped from the local prison. Is there really a killer after him, or is it just in his imagination? Written by Anonymous

Picture This (2010)
Film (short) by Michael Koerbel (Animation, Adventure, Comedy and Musical) Miscellaneous Crew

I Am Comic (2010)
Film by Jordan Brady (Documentary) Miscellaneous Crew Laugh, chuckle, giggle, snicker, hoot, snort. Through unprecedented interviews, exclusive backstage access, and wonderful cheesy animation, you will Thrill to their side-splitting observations, be Awestruck at their insight, and take the Harrowing journey with Ritch Shydner as he seeks to recapture the magic Written by Anonymous

A Visit of Charity (2009)
Film (short) by Tom Ptasinski (Drama) Writer, Director Marian's life has come to an end, or at least her family thinks so. In the final stage of her life, Marian finds herself being admitted to a nursing home. Reluctantly accompanied by her family, the surreal event forces Marian to relive an incident from her past. A moment she has spent a lifetime trying to forget, a terrible memory that takes to her childhood, a time when she was a young, naive girl who was oblivious to the world and its cruelties. Yet, one spring day she was changed forever, changed with one simple visit, a visit of charity. Written by Tom Ptasinski

Red White and Blue (2009)
Television (Comedy) Actor

Escaping Houdini (2009)
Film (short) by Sean Barney (Drama) Camera and Electrical Department

We're Alive (2009)
Television (Drama and Horror) Actor On a quiet Wednesday morning in May, Army Reserve Soldier Michael Cross is settling into his world cultures class at Santa Roja college near Los Angeles, when he hears an explosion in the distance. He rushes out to discover on television that riots have broken out across the county. When the Army recalls them to active duty, Michael and fellow reservists Angel Tunudo and Saul Tink believe their job will be to put down the uprising and restore peace to the city. But when heading to their base, what they find sends them reeling in shock and struggling for survival: these rioters aren't looting or setting fires, they are ripping people apart. Armed with only what they can carry, the three set out to secure "The Tower," an apartment building where they hope to rescue and shelter the survivors scattered amongst the remains of the concrete jungle. Those who take refuge in "The Tower" find out that there is no real safe-haven, and every day brings a new threat. Who can survive in a world ... Written by Greg Miller

The League (2008)
Film (short) by Kyle Higgins (Sci-Fi) Second Unit Director or Assistant Director With the 1946 formation of "The League of Heroes" in Chicago, the country is introduced to the first ever Superhero Labor Union. Founded by The Grey Raven, his kid sidekick Sparrow, and the amazing Blue Blaze, The League of Heroes was a beacon of hope against evil and tyranny in Chicago. Now twenty years later, as The League is about to expand nationally, an old adversary makes a murderous comeback. Drawn by the rampage, the former sidekick Sparrow returns to the city-- and The League-- for the first time in years. Written by Anonymous

Shopping for Superman
Camera and Electrical Department