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We finished the pilot a few weeks ago. It is streaming on our website.

Check out the promo. Daytona.

Another cool niche festival welcomes the little tailor. The Bare Bones Film Festival in Muskogee, OK celebrates DIY filmmaking on super low budgets and is lauded as the “friendliest film festival in the world.” Hopefully we can attend and attempt to win the chili cookoff.

Update: apparently we are one of six film nominated for Best Short. Could walk away with two trophies from this bad boy.

nice to have a screening in my “other” hometown at the Gasparilla International Film Festival.

Read it here.

Two for two on positive reviews that make the critic want to take a shower.

Our Bukowski short stays alive in 2012. Cinequest will screen our film in March. And we got a spot on 4-star review from Mark Bell of Film Threat: A damn fine little film that makes you feel like you need a thorough physical and spiritual cleansing immediately after watching. Read the whole review here.

New Verb’s first music video production. Made for my friends in the band Early Winters. I’ve known Carina for years and made Backseat with her a while back. But this was a chance to do something different. I love this song, and since I’m much more into narrative than performance music vids, I thought it would be fun play with the lyrics and go off on some bizarre Foreign/70s/Lynchian/Spy/Melodrama/WTF tangent. And then Dray and Dave G got involved and well…then it really got weird. And so awesome, if I do say so. Love those guys. Love this band. Love Barak Hardley (my featured Eastside muse). Hope you love the vid.

The first music video I ever made. It happened to be for Yo-Yo Ma. 2004. Funded by a grant from Sony Classical Music while I was a student at USC. Music by Ennio Morricone. I was obsessed with Anglerfish. Still am kinda.

We are currently in post on what began as an improv short sketch, but is now (damn the torpedos) on its way to being a pilot. It’s funny as hell. Here’s a little teaser we made shortly after we shot it (in one day, on a budget of $200) to commemorate 11-11-11.

say that 10 times fast.

Parallel Lines numero 4: Currency Exchange. Filmed in my backyard.