SCOTT BREWER AKA RYCTOR IS COMMANDER TOM GARRISON IN THE G7VERSE 

Now a book series, Garrison7 is an action-packed sci-fi drama set in a near-future world that blends all the best elements of the genre: conspiracy, aliens, advanced technology, political upheaval, and the threat of all-out war. 

EVERY ROAD HAS A BEGINNING... THE CONCEPT DOCUMENTARY THAT LAUNCHED A FRANCHISE.

Garrison 7:The Road is proof that when you dream big, anything is possible.

Underdogs Scott and Danielle Brewer, along with their committed team of actors, crew, and fans, came together to cast aside the establishment and reinvent independent film making.

Follow the story of how making fans a part of the project, the incredible Garrison7 Universe was created, and how it now has become an international book series - in demand from major motion picture studios and distributors.

 I remember the day I met my friend and mentor, Stuart Freeman. He looked me in the eyes and said, "To act and become someone else, you have to learn a major understanding of emotions, a concept of imaging, a knowledge of philosophy, and an awareness of being, can you do that?". With a cocky grin, I replied, "Sure".

Turning he picked up the biggest book I'd ever seen, the complete works of William Shakespeare.

Opening it up to a random page, he handed to me and asked me to read. I remember, it was Henry the V act IV. Scanning the words I was lost, this was one of the very few times I have ever been lost for words.

"I remember struggling, fumbling through lines, and on top of it all, I never really understood a word I was reading".

Stuart didn’t care that I was making mistakes, or pronouncing words incorrectly.

He sat there patiently and listened, giving me his full attention. As I finished, he smiled and said, "Good". "Now think...about the emotions of the character, imagine yourself there and understand the character and his surrounding, and then...JUST BE. Now go learn it."

I stared back gobsmacked. I recall saying, "You gotta be kidding, how's anyone going to remember all that. Have you seen how many pages there are? It's a lot to remember". He simply smiled back at me with a gentle smile and said, "That, my boy, is acting".