It seems as if Dale Niehaus and I have been circling each other’s sphere of influence for some time. I imagine there are a couple dozen people that we have both worked together in some capacity, yet we only recently “found” each other. Every time I saw a casting call for any sort of film project, it seemed like Dale was floating nearby. Nearly every social media post about a local film production, there he was in the comments. Evidently, someone had been selling a tall tale to Dale that I was a decent guy. When we met at a local workshop, it was a “finally” moment.<\/p>\n
The two of us quickly conspired to get together to do one of my\u00a0Anything But Ordinary<\/a>\u00a0interviews. Part of the fun of these for me is that, more often than not, I really don’t know a whole lot about who I’m interviewing. At least a third have been with people who were complete strangers outside of arranging a time to shoot. As we filmed, I was pleasantly surprise to find that Social Media Dale and Real-Time Strategy Dale were one of the same.<\/p>\nDale on Chasing Dreams<\/h4>\n