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Robert B. Baird and Gary Delfino are story tellers. They are writers who enjoy entertaining. All of their adventurous screenplays are unique. Their movies and stories all have unique plots, that will entertain, captivate and at the end, make one think: WOW!! CAN'T WAIT UNTIL THE NEXT STORY.
Gary Delfino
Gary Delfino was a Deputy Sheriff in Sonoma County for 27 years. He has written and published several online short-stories and is the author of the book "Conscience of a Dead Killer." He is the co-author of the screenplay, by the same name with Robert Baird. Mr. Delfino has also worked as a scene consultant, actor and stunt driver.
In his short story entitled, "Gary Delfino and Mister Wonderful Go to Hollywood" you will learn about one type of Hollywood agent, the corrupt, con-artist kind. This type of agent gives all of the legitimate agent's a bad name. Gary Delfino will be telling the TRUE and hilarious story about his experience with an insane Hollywood agent whom we will call "Mr. Wonderful." You will not believe what you hear, but every word is true, according to Mr. Delfino. It is like an episode from "Gilligan’s Island." Every time the agent, "Mister Wonderful" is about to make the big deal, with Jay Leno, Rob Reiner and others, a ball of string rolls by and he’s distracted. That's probably because he is so high and craving "Pink's" hot dogs. Read More...
In his short story entitled, "Gary Delfino and Mister Wonderful Go to Hollywood" you will learn about one type of Hollywood agent, the corrupt, con-artist kind. This type of agent gives all of the legitimate agent's a bad name. Gary Delfino will be telling the TRUE and hilarious story about his experience with an insane Hollywood agent whom we will call "Mr. Wonderful." You will not believe what you hear, but every word is true, according to Mr. Delfino. It is like an episode from "Gilligan’s Island." Every time the agent, "Mister Wonderful" is about to make the big deal, with Jay Leno, Rob Reiner and others, a ball of string rolls by and he’s distracted. That's probably because he is so high and craving "Pink's" hot dogs. Read More...
Robert Baird
Robert B. Baird hooked up with Steven Tesich in Conifer, Co. writing screenplays high up in the Rocky Mountains. Steven later won the Oscar for best screenplay for "Breaking Away". I raised one million dollars during this time period for a local company to shoot a film in Tennessee, "E.S.P.". I then hooked up with Director David E, Durston and Producer John Peverall. I took all their advise and moved to L.A. working as Peverall's assistant. I developed a great skill for writing, film budgets, negotiating contracts and raising money. John won the Oscar as Best Producer for "The Deer Hunter". I was promoted to a Vice President of Production with Seven Summits Pictures. During this time period, a completion bond company hired John Peverall to "Gain Control on movie production far exceeding the budget with runaway over budget spending". These Great films included "The Falcon and the Snowman" and the "Emerald Forest". (pros and cons here for me.) Then came in the offer for the HBO mini-series "The Far Pavilions". where I helped negotiated John as the executive producer. (1984).
I helped raise a two million dollars for pre-production for the movie "Yellow Cake". in which John was set to Produce, Robert resigned from Seven Summits Pictures in hopes of creating my own name. He served as a Producers Representative for the the movie "Last Resort". and today he continue to write screenplays.
I helped raise a two million dollars for pre-production for the movie "Yellow Cake". in which John was set to Produce, Robert resigned from Seven Summits Pictures in hopes of creating my own name. He served as a Producers Representative for the the movie "Last Resort". and today he continue to write screenplays.
