Single. Minded. Focus.

My story is in editing at the TV company / studio.

Sounds good.

From Fragments of Fear:

Our high octane narrator Kurt Wylde brings a sensitive approach to Lee Pletzer’s Single Minded Focus, a dark tale of love, obsession, and a cyberpagan nightmare. Kurt portrays a misguided geek who inadvertently drags his girlfriend into a twilight world of online occult gaming – with deadly consequences.

“He’s scared out of his pickle by the series of events he’s landed himself in,” Kurt tells us. “And guilty at having to drag some other poor soul into the same maelstrom of pandemonium for good measure.”

“I’d say I see a bit of myself in the character. Being touched by madness seems to come easy to me. Possibly method, possibly because I’m a bit fruit loop. I also care a lot about the people around me and wouldn’t want to see anyone dragged into a similar kaleidoscope of faecal matter because of my own shambling stupidity.”

This is his second acting role for Fragments of Fear and an experience – and learning curve – that he enjoys.

“Getting direction from Anthony (Gates) was fantastic. As I come from an untrained standpoint when it comes to acting, everything I’m doing when the camera points at me is instinctual. Untrained, real life and raw. I need a calm, intelligent methodical director like him to stop me cackling towards the heavens at inopportune moments and to reign in my madness. It’s been a real boost to my confidence.”

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