A Decade of Documentary Film Production

 Tom Wyrsch's journey from his upbringing in Sonoma County to becoming the director of the weekly TV series "Creature Features" is a fascinating one. His early interest in film and filmmaking, highlighted by his ventures into creating short 8mm films, set the foundation for his future in the industry.

However, it was his experience of watching "American Graffiti," directed by George Lucas, in 1972 that truly ignited his passion for creating feature-length motion pictures. This pivotal moment seems to have driven him towards his goal of making films that capture the essence of storytelling and entertainment.

His close relationships with Bob Wilkins and John Stanley played a significant role in his career. Collaborating with them led to his first major achievement, the feature-length documentary "Watch Horror Films, Keep America Strong!" in 2008. This documentary likely allowed him to explore his interests and skills in a more comprehensive way, paving the way for future projects.

Tom's current role as the director of the weekly TV series "Creature Features" in the San Francisco Bay Area showcases his dedication to the horror and entertainment genre. This role not only allows him to continue exploring his passion but also to contribute to the local television landscape by producing content that resonates with viewers who share his interests.

Overall, Tom Wyrsch's journey is an inspiring example of how a combination of passion, influential connections, and dedication can lead to a fulfilling career in the world of filmmaking and television production.