Born in Atlantic City, Shaool and his family moved to Israel When he was just six years old, and lived there for 20 years, before moving back to America where he has remained for the past six years. Since early childhood, Shaool has always had a vivid imagination and a fascination with anything to do with Fantasy, Science Fiction, and anything imaginative and creative in general. It was when he saw the hit movie “Men In Black” in 1997, that made Shaool realize that movie-making was going to be his passion in life, and since then he has never stopped coming up with creative concepts, ideas,screen plays, and stories. Shaool learned basic filmmaking and film history all throughout his three year stay in high school, and completed his very first 15 minute short film in 12th grade. A few years later, Shaool moved to Philadelphia PA, with the intension to make movies and build a career from it all on his own. After about two years of adjusting to life in Philadelphia, Shaool was finally ready to start making movies, and set out to make his first short film since the 12th grade, entitled “The Robin.” It was through posting an “actors wanted” ad on Film.org that Shaool met Patrick Judd, who ended up starring in that film. After that, Shaool went on and made his second short film, “Spencer’s Rose.” After that, as Shaool was planing out his next film, he rekindled his friendship with Patrick Judd, and they decided to partner up, which eventually led to the making of Shaool’s first feature-length film, “True Fear.” Since then, Shaool has been a prominent member of the Blue Comet Company family, and has had no intension to ever stop making films with the help of his partners and friends.