David Wood

Enemy of the Mind -- How do you catch a killer who knows your every move? A hardened cop chases the shadow of a killer whose deadly trail he believes started with the murder of his wife Abby. With each new victim, Detective Frank del Toro must find a way to stop him, even at the cost of his job, his reputation and his sanity. Written and independently produced by Manny Rey & Brandon Stephens and directed by Brandon Stephens with a score by David Bateman, Enemy of the Mind is an intense independent action thriller currently in post-production starring: LOST and Prison Break star Christian Bowman, MACHETE star Dimitrius Pulido, featuring an ensemble cast including, Manny Rey from BETWEEN KINGS AND QUEENS, Allison Wood, Chris Osborn, Ed Hattaway, Jennifer Joseph, AnnMarie Giaquinto, Jolyn Janis from FAR MARFA and many more. http://www.enemyofthemind.com http://www.facebook.com/enemyofthemind http://www.twitter.com/enemyofthemind

Wooden Butterflies -- Behind a small fruit garden in North London, two men handcraft guitars. Haim and David are modern-day luthiers, fashioning 'organic' stringed instruments from recycled wood. Tracing the genesis and birth of one dulcimer, Wooden Butterflies reveals a journey of metamorphosis: the translation of memory into music. Histories unravel as the body of the instrument takes shape from an 18th Century piano and a discarded painting of South Africa. Rather than going to waste, these tales are themselves recycled and raveled anew with the life stories of Haim and David, bound within a physical form. While the men lend voice and shape to memory, the dulcimer emerges and absorbs both the former soldier's quest for purpose and the Hasidic Jew's search for reason. The city whirls in constant motion around this insulated cocoon as two disparate lives are ingrained in metal, wood, paint, and glue, to be released ultimately as harmony. In this, Wooden Butterflies explores the ontology of music, asking viewers to contemplate not only its physical forms but also the emotions and experiences which create its possibility.

"Whatever Works" actors Larry David and Evan Rachel Wood, and director Woody Allen hit the red carpet at the Tribeca Film Festival where they all chat about working together.

CBS News' David Dow reports on the Nov. 29, 1981, drowning death of actress Natalie Wood off the California coast.