Theodore Carl Flood

Theodore Carl Flood is an independent filmmaker, writer & director. Raised in Moore, Ok - small town America. His first love of movies sparked as a youngster, pedaling away from a fading marquee that read - The Goonies. He shot his first short film, Superhero (2000), on a wind-up 16mm Bolex camera, cutting & splicing each scene together by hand. In 2004 the disappearing white lines of Interstate 40 led him to Los Angeles and in 2007 he joined IATSE Local 728 - the Studio Electrical Lighting Technicians Union. In 2008 he was inspired by Peter Bogdanovic's film, The Last Picture Show, sparking his desire to dedicate his life to making movies. His love of Westerns has found him a home as a Docent at The Autry Museum of The American West. Country Road Pictures, his production company shared alongside his wife, aspires to continually create & produce independent cinema with the goal of shedding light on the history of film to young filmmakers...