San Antonio native Fidel Ruiz-Healy screening TV pilot Stars Diner at SXSW
For filmmaker and San Antonio native Fidel Ruiz-Healy and his longtime co-writer and director Tyler Walker, the idea for their latest short project started during a visit to what Ruiz-Healy describes as a “lousy diner” in Austin. At the diner, Ruiz-Healy, Walker, co-writer and producer Mary Neely and another pal ordered a meal that took entirely too long to get.
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