Between writing novels, acting jobs, and filmmaking, Cal runs his production company, Nineteen Films, in Los Angeles, CA. At this time he began producing films as well, enjoying all aspects of the creative process. In 2011 he wrote his first novel, True Grandeur (published in 2017), a coming-of-age novel inspired by some of his earliest experiences as a young artist in Hollywood. After studying creative writing, journalism, and drama at Portland State University in Portland, OR, Cal moved to Los Angeles in 2009 where he immediately began acting and writing screenplays. BARNES is an American novelist, actor, and filmmaker. Cal also has the screenplay written and has ambitions to turn it into a studio film, with himself slated to lead the cast in the iconic role of Peter Pan.įor more information about the project or to purchase a copy of the book, please visit.
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