Carl's writing career underwent a profound and transformative shift in the year 2002, marking a pivotal moment in his professional trajectory. It was during this period that he successfully brought his inaugural screenplay, The College Program, to life, a comedy that drew heavily from his own experiences in the military. This notable achievement was swiftly followed by the completion of his second screenplay, Hollering Creek, The Legend of La Llorona, a project that would go on to garner him a prestigious top 100 finalist position in the esteemed HBO original series Project Greenlight.
Carl's illustrious career in the entertainment industry witnessed a pivotal moment in 2009, as his screenplay, "Ilegales", was skillfully brought to fruition by the reputable and esteemed production company, Three Sigma Management, thereby signifying a landmark achievement in his already impressive and storied trajectory.
Carl, driven by a pioneering entrepreneurial spirit, marked the same year by founding his own production entity, EchoWolf Productions, thereby affording him the autonomy to direct his own creative trajectory and bring to life his first feature film, the highly anticipated and ambitious project, Don't Blink, which boasted an impressive cast of talented actors, including the esteemed Mena Suvari, Brian Austin Green, and the accomplished Joanne Kelly.
The momentous accomplishment in question had a profound and lasting impact on the trajectory of Carl's illustrious career, propelling him into a remarkable era of unparalleled productivity and artistic expression.
Carl's remarkable filmography is characterized by a standout production, specifically the feature film, The Rambler, which premiered in the esteemed Midnight Section of the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. In addition, Carl has been involved in the production of several independent horror films, including the highly acclaimed Fender Bender, The Field Guide to Evil, and the Slamdance award-winning My Name Is Myeisha.
