Big Alien Movie

The Pentagon gave Hollywood Director Max Mercer a deal he couldn't refuse. Shoot an alien themed blockbuster for the military, and they'll pay him enough to keep his Malibu home. As Hollywood and Pentagon cultures collide, Max becomes suspicious of the military's motives and the white van parked down the street. Why is the Pentagon willing to pay an unlimited sum to make this movie? Why are they putting him on such a tight timeline? Why is he making this big alien movie?

Robert Moran is a management consultant, futurist, and strategist. He began his career in political consulting and polling. He writes and speaks extensively on future-forward subjects, has written three cover stories for Mensa magazine, and is a frequent television commentator on American politics and public opinion.