While finishing his college degree. He formed a Production Company. He named the company “Persistence in Vision Productions (P.I.V. Productions.) A phrase used in the film industry. It refers to the ability of the eye and mind to hold on to an image of a picture for a split second longer than the light rays from that picture enter the eye. That phenomenon is what makes motion pictures possible. With P.I.V. Productions, he produced several stage productions and musicals in different venues, including three of the state’s major colleges. One stage production and one musical toured the state. One musical was featured at a local dinner theatre. He taught community classes in theatre which provided non-union actors for his productions. He moved to Denver, Colorado, and begrudgingly was forced to join the daily workforce to make the money to live. After retiring he returned to the creative nature of his younger years. He decided to write his first book (based on a true story) and enjoy his affinity for Theater and film from the seats of the audience. Always intent on rejoining his artistic heritage and creativity.