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THE FUNHOUSE STRIPPERS MUSIC VIDEO
(2007, 2:30
min) A music video for the Oregon band The Funhouse
Strippers song Murderer's Thumb |
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MEDIOCRITY
(2007, 5:51 min)
Marie goes to see her long lost
grandfather who is less than inspiring when he reveals
the truth about the family history.72 hour Movie Project
with the Salem Film Festival. Wrote, directed and edited
all in 72 hours.
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TROUBLE WITH
LUCK
(2005, 5:12 min)
Unlucky Robb steals
the wrong case from the wrong "company" man and lives up
to his name. 72 hour Movie Project with the Salem Film
Festival. Wrote, directed and edited all in 72 hours.
2006
Salem Film Festival2
Hour Short*
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
(2005, 8:40 min)
Ever have bad service at a restaurant? Well David did
and he decided to do something about it.
2005 Best of the Northwest and 2006 Mid-Valley Video
Festival
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FRAT BOY
(2005, 6:51 min)
Eric struggles with keeping his sexuality hidden because
of the possible consequences were his family or friends
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THE HUNT(2003,
2:00 min)
On the run and being hunted... what
do you do?
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THE OTHERSIDE
(2003, 8:27 min)
Todd
reluctantly goes to a low class psychic to see if he
talk with loved ones in the otherside.
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ABSOLUTION
(2002, 11:36 min)
After disappearing from the world of
drugs months earlier, James returns hoping to find
Absolution by helping his best friend Alex get clean
too.
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GROUP HOME
(2005, 10:38 min)
A story of an abusive staff person
and how the residents get their revenge for
mistreatment.
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THE JOUST(2005,
2:13 min)
When you need to settle things between friends sometimes
it works to get medieval and have a joust.
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CAMP SILVER CREEK (2004,
4:29 min)
A promotional video for a great summer camp that I not
only worked at for years, but I was also a camper. The
YMCA Camp Silver Creek Promo. |
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CAMP GREIDER
(2006, 4:29 min)
This is a
promotional video for another great summer day camp.
Check it out. |
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THE LATE AFTERNOON SHOW AT SOU(2004,
4:28 min)
An interview show that was done as
part of a school project. I not only hosted, but wrote
nearly all the bits for the show.
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One Minute Stand
is a project for an undergrad film theory class. I wrote a
screenplay and set out to shoot it applying different
film theories to see how it would influence each
approach and the outcome of the movie. I directed the
Neorealist and the Surreal versions, and my partner
Jason Kambak directed the Montage. |
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ONE MINUTE STAND
(Neorealist)
(2005, 4:28 min)
This version
was shot all in one take following the basic tenants of
Bazan's theory of neorealism.
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ONE MINUTE STAND
(Surreal)(2005,
4:15 min)
A slightly disturbing
version of One Minute Stand that was a lot of fun to
shoot. |
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ONE MINUTE STAND
(Montage)
(2005, 4:28 min)
A straight
forward approach that my buddy Jason Kambak directed.
Probably the most familiar style to most people.
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