The 48 Hour Film Project came to Minneapolis last month. On a whim, I threw in my director's cap at the last minute and set out to see what I could accomplish with no crew and one actress, the talented Hannah von der Hoff. Check out the results above...

After taking the Fall off to focus on music, we've decided to revisit our Too Late for Tears feature film. I (Tommy) am in the process of revamping the script, moving away from our initial idea of a "pin-up" femme fatale character to that of a vengeful one. We resume shooting with the New Year.

Even as I rewrite sections of the script, production of our first feature film Too Late for Tears is in full swing! Our first days of shooting begin next weekend, June 13-14th, in the Badlands National Park, South Dakota. We'll also be shooting scenes in Harley heaven, the town of Sturgis.

Rehearsals with the producer and lead actress, Hannah von der Hoff, have gone wonderfully and she is currently designing the look and feel of what will be a very unique - retro, vintage - wardrobe.

The story is a modern day retelling of an old film noir/femme fatale movie that is currently in the public domain. Although much of the heart of the story remains the same, I have added my own twist to certain plot lines and character development.

This film will be an ongoing summer endeavor, shot over multiple weekends. We are currently casting three supporting roles and will have a proper casting call in the weeks to come.

Stayed tuned here as well as on Hannah von der Hoff's website - launching next month - for the latest news, behind-the-scenes updates and pictures.