Born and raised in Maine USA, David always aspired to filmmaking. Taking an unconventional road, with a degree in Medieval history, he gained direct film experience in Los Angeles.

David worked as everything from a PA on a cheap horror set, to writing, directing, producing, and many hours editing his own shorts, including “I like 2 Draw” a grant finalist for the From the Heart Foundation.

After writing Cold cash in 2002, David relocated to Maine in order to independently produce the script. David is currently still in Maine and continues to generate new material.

Sitting in traffic on the freeway is always a frustration experience.
But sometimes, you look up and spot a bit of artwork on the back of the truck in front of you, or nested in a corner of a concrete bridge, or you see the marks of the truly bold on the back of a billboard, and that frustration can be eased a bit.

Rarely though, is the painter behind the vandalism considered. Odd when often it is clear not only hard work, but years of practise and talent are poured into these illicit murals. “I like to Draw” briefly tells the story of one such unsung artist in his own words.

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Blue Cactus Pictures presents:
A Film by David Aronson
Executive Producer: Chris B. Moore

The Film: Cold Cash is the story of an eighteen-year-old boy, Jimmy, who is driven to make his father proud in the family business: ice cream trucks. When at first he does not succeed, with the help of his regular stops, he turns to the black market. Through his involvement with a local dealer, a rival ice cream truck driver from his father's past and a mysterious homeless man in the woods, Jimmy finds himself thrown into what seems to be a nightmare of his own making.

Chris B. Moore (Executive Producer) Chris Moore has been making movies, commercials and music videos for more than ten years. As a producer, executive producer, line producer, and production manager, he has been nominated for awards at Palm Springs International Festival, Santa Monica Film Festival, Wine Country Film Festival, and most recently won Best Dramatic Film at the High Definition Film Festival in New York, London, and Los Angeles.

In 2004, Chris produced the following feature films: “The White Horse is Dead” directed by Pete Red Sky, “Cold Cash” directed by David Aronson and the documentary, “The Guerrero Project” as well as line producing “Death by Engagement” directed by Phil Creager.

Chris is Currently filming the feature length documentary “My Next Neurosis” and expects to begin pre-production on the narrative feature “Intellectual Property” in early may.

Distribution has been secured for the following past films he has produced: “Cold Cash”, “Ms. Goldman”, “Foreign Body” and “Dis-connected”. He is currently in negotiations to lock a worldwide distribution deal for both “The White Horse is Dead”, and “The Guerrero Project”.

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