Last night there was a story on the local news about Harold Rees, a luthier (maker of stringed instruments) who was still at it at the age ...

For post #501, it's time to switch it up. Friends of FLiP know that every few years, I like to change the logo.  It keeps it fresh ...

In May of 2014, my wife Donna was a patient at Sloan Kettering Hospital in Manhattan, being treated for complications from the cancer sh...

Last May, I was having lunch in the new courtyard at Nickelodeon (where I work) with writer Andrew Blanchette .  There were some guys sandbl...

Chief, Your Butt's on Fire from Steve Moore on Vimeo . Two years ago, I finished a short film called, "Chief, Your Butt's...

Remembering Donna Readers of FLiP may have noticed that Steve, FliP's founder and the authentic voice of this blog, hasn't post...

On May 16, my wife, Donna, lost her life to cancer.   She was first diagnosed in December of 2010, and over the past three and a half year...

Wide Mike by Steve Moore "This tells me nothing."  he said with a groan, gently flicking the paper back to me from behind the ...

Trailer for "Chief, Your Butt's on Fire" from Steve Moore on Vimeo . I am pleased to announce the completion of my br...

In the small town where I grew up, things haven't changed much.  It's a safe town to grow up, a place where you can still walk o...

Two years ago, Donna and I bought a house, our dream house on a lake. It's built on a berm, making the basement rec room level with t...

Donna at he DM2 premiere yellow carpet, under close scrutiny from security.   I have worked for Illumination Entertainment from the get-...

My Daughter, last Father's Day Last year, I spent Father's Day in the Intensive Care Unit at the Atlantic City Trauma Center.  N...

Finishing a film is a great big pain in the ass.  All the wild enthusiasm for what the film could be has yielded to a mottled view of what i...

Oscar H. Moore, a.k.a. Dad. I spent the first 19 years of my professional career living in an industry Never Never Land, a place where m...

Today is my wife's birthday -  a milestone, but I won't say which one.  With her seemingly boundless energy, she is a constant sourc...

Yes, I'm weighing in on health insurance. My wife, Donna, and I did not have health insurance when she was diagnosed with cancer last ...

I started working for Illumination Entertainment four years ago, when they were just starting out.  I work from my studio in New Jersey, in...

Last March, I got an e-mail from  Alex Williams .  He had a proposal - that we should team up and relaunch my e-zine FLIP as a blog. T...