Where the humour flows like a delicate nut brown ale.
- Jim Carrey Corner – unauthorized photos from the movie set and more
- Life In Pomona – The comic strip for all of us losers
- BachelorMan The Movie – Check out the latest on the superhero of the 90’s
- The Moscow Mark Serial – “The Man Who Loved Disease”
- Revenge of The Nerds: the final chapter – article on technology
- Comedy On Tap The TV Show – Coming to a micro-brewery near you
About the authors – Rodney Lee Conover & Jeffrey C. Hause
Rodney Lee Conover
Rodney has been performing on stage professionally for eight years both asa stand-up comic and comedic actor. He has appeared on HBO, FOX Television, Comedy Central and has written for CBS, Polygram, E! Entertainment Network and USA Network.
He has also written for entertainers and comedians such as Jay Leno, Gabe Kaplan, Harry Anderson, Jay Thomas and was formerly head writer at KPRW (Power 106) in Los Angeles.
Rodney’s credits include “Soccer Rocks The Globe,” with Polygram Entertainment syndicated to one billion viewers worldwide; “Talk Soup,” E! Entertainment’s highly rated talk show; and “New Year’s Eve at the Hard Rock Cafe,” for CBS. Rodney is now the Producer of Entertainment and News Services for Sony Corporation’s SW NETWORKS (SW NETSITE).
Rodney’s Finest Review!
TELEVISION:
“The Original Comedy Night” Featured
Fox Television
“Short Attention Span Theater” Featured
Comedy Central
“Comedy Party” Featured
Winning Prods.
“Jason Lives” Featured
Wilson T. Dogg Prods.
“War Story” Featured
HBO
“Good Morning Gdansk” Featured
KBVO
FILM:
“Devil Perspective” Featured
Terrence Ramson
“Winning Ugly” Featured
Jeffrey Hauser
“Amore America” Featured
Francis Inman
“Games Of Survival” Featured
Lindsay Norgard
“Snooze” Featured
Jonathan Leibert
“Summer Seductions” Featured
Jonathan Leibert
THEATER:
“Lovers and Other Strangers” – Jerry. Round Rock Theater, Round Rock, Conn.
“Requiem for a Heavyweight” – McClintock. Holly Hock Theater, Danneville, Conn.
“Glengarry Glen Ross” – Levine. Deer Lake Theater, Pottsville, Penn.
“Night Must Fall” – Danny. San Diego Playhouse, San Diego, Ca.
“Here Comes Mr. Jordan” – Max. Zachary Scott Theater, Austin, Tx.
“Raiders of the Last Mini-mart” – Various. Mayfair Theater. Santa Monica, Ca.
LITERARY:
“SW Network” – Sony Corp. Producer/Comedy and Entertainment News – Current
“Soccer Rocks The Globe” – Polygram Entertainment. 1994 – Head Writer.
“Talk Soup” – E! Entertainment Network. 1994 – Comedy writer.
“The Itsy-Bitsy Spider”: “The Bug Shops Here” – Hyperion Studios/USA Network. 1993 Animation Teleplay
“New Year’s Eve at the Hard Rock Cafe” – CBS, Los Angeles. 1992 – Comedy writer
“Jay Thomas Morning Show” – KPWR (Power 106) – Los Angeles. Head writer and sidekick – 1990-1993
Jeffrey C. Hause
Jeff has been writing professionally in various mediums for ten years. He’s written screenplays at Warner Brothers, Disney, Universal, Interscope and for producers such as Ivan Reitman, Samuel Goldwyn Jr. and Ray Stark.
Jeff has been writing professionally in various mediums for ten years. He’s written screenplays at Warner Brothers, Disney, Universal, Interscope and for producers such as Ivan Reitman, Samuel Goldwyn Jr. and Ray Stark.
Jeff has also written for comics (writing advertisement page) such as Rodney Dangerfield
as well as Jay Leno, Gabe Kaplan and Rick Dees.
Jeff’s credits include “Once Bitten,” the film that sent Jim Carrey on his way to superstardom;
“Tales From the Crypt: A Little Body Work,” with famed director/producer Richard Donner; and…
“Father Figure,” a film being produced by Interscope Communications later this year. These projects were written in collaboration with David Hines.
Jeff and Dave at work
Jeff is now associate producer for Entertainment and News Services for Sony Corporation’s SW NETWORKS (SW NETSITE)
JEFF HAUSE
WORK HISTORY:
SCREENWRITING:
1995: “Father Figure” – Original screenplay, w/David Hines. Comedy/fantasy.
Interscope/Storyline Productions.
1992: “Exchange Student” – Original screenplay, w/David Hines. Sci-fi comedy.
Ivan Reitman Productions, Universal Pictures.
1991: “Miracle Season” – Original screenplay, w/David Hines. Baseball comedy.
Touchstone Pictures, Walt Disney, Inc.
Christmas Card Design – (We’re Working for Disney!)
1990: “A Dream Come True” – Original screenplay, w/David Hines, from a story by Rodney Dangerfield. Comedy/fantasy.
Warner Brothers.
1989: “Nuclear Reactions” – Original screenplay, w/David Hines. Ensemble comedy.
Rastar, Columbia Pictures.
1987: “Right Hand Men” – Original screenplay, w/David Hines. Buddy Comedy.
Bud Yorkin Productions.
1985: “For Better or Worse” – Original screenplay, w/David Hines. Romantic Comedy.
New Star Entertainment.
1985: “Once Bitten” – Original Screenplay, w/David Hines. Horror Comedy.
The Samuel Goldwyn Company.
TELEVISION:
1994-5: “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” – Monologue.
1993: “Tales from the Cryptkeeper”: “A Little Body Work” – Animation teleplay, w/David Hines.
Richard Donner/Joel Silver Prods., Nelvana Ent. ABC TV.
1987: “The Devil and Danny Wells” – Original screenplay, w/David Hines. Horror comedy.
Walt Disney Television – Disney Sunday Movie.
RADIO:
1995: Sony/Warner Networks
Comedy and Entertainment News – Producer.
1994: “Rick Dees in the Morning”
KIIS FM morning show, Los Angeles.
1992: “Gabe Kaplan’s Sportsnuts”
KLAC, Burbank.
Writers Guild of America, West
