He goes by the screen name SYDART.

And for the last few years, he鈥檚 been involved in entertainment industry while studying myths, ancient history, anthropology, religion, and science.

Combining his interests into one single outlet, the writer and photographer penned a science-fiction/action series for television called Lucid.

SYDART said the show follows a failed actor who developed an ability to transmit his conscious to his doppelgangers in other universes and disrupts the balance of reality.

鈥淭his show will combine M-Theory and quantum physics with spirituality, Native American history and ancient Sumerian mythology,鈥� he explained.

尝耻肠颈诲鈥�s pilot episode has already gone to camera, directed by Marlon Hero, and almost exclusively shot around the 91原创 area.

SYDART said they have the first three seasons laid out 鈥� comprised of 10 episodes per season.

With the first episode complete and all of the supporting material packaged and ready to view by Hollywood producers, SYDART said COVID-19 has completely halted 尝耻肠颈诲鈥檚 momentum.

鈥淲ell, we were in the middle of meetings with some big networks and this corona pandemic started and everything shut down,鈥� he said. 鈥淗opefully when we are back to routine we will continue from where we left and hopefully will approach some more TV and streaming networks, 鈥淩ight now [the] sale is not made so I don鈥檛 have liberty to reveal the names of the networks.鈥�

Outside of Lucid, SYDART said he had to stop all of his other productions and projects due to COVID-19 鈥� producing a Russian comedy series before the increase of social distancing.

鈥淩ight now I am in quarantine and can鈥檛 go out so I am recording some podcasts with some actors and friends,鈥� he added.

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SYDART is keeping his faith that the show will get picked up in the future.

The traditional pilot season in Hollywood is between January and April, a time when the studios create samples of new shows and look at other productions to potentially prep for the fall season.

With coronavirus closures, it鈥檚 not yet clear how that will effect television production of both proposed and existing shows.

SYDART said COVID-19 has been, by far, the biggest challenge in the process; the low budget production produced by SYDART himself was relatively smooth 鈥� bringing together local actors and crew members to help shoot the project throughout much of 2019.

SYDART is an internationally recognized photographer and writer. People can find out more about him and the pilot episode of Lucid on .

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