You Don't Know Beanz
This is a webseries pilot that I wrote, produced, directed, starred, and edited.
It won two awards at its first film festival (best webseries and best director)!
Learn more at youdontknowbeanz.net.
Kick The Ladder
Kick The Ladder is a movie-making challenge to make a 60 second video within a week incorporating two randomly chosen rules.
I *highly* recommend checking out their website at kicktheladder.com where you can see all my work, as well as a bunch of other great works made by a lot of other really talented artists!
But you can also see all the ones I've directed by clicking the image below!:
Esperanto Shorts
While I don't speak Esperanto myself, when you're housemate is the founder of the premiere Esperanto film festival, you give it a shot!
You can find more info and more Esperanto short films at the festival's official website here.
En Truo Unu Metron Profunda (which translates to English as 3ft Hole) won 4th place at the 5th Usona Bona Film-Festivalo (American Good Film Festival) and MORGAŬ (TOMORROW) won 6th at the 6th one!
Check 'em out by clicking the image below!:
Post-Coitus
The first play I wrote and directed.
Taking The Late Bus Home
I had this novel idea back in 2015/16 that I hadn't seen done before. I think it's a bit more common now.
MMTB Shorts
Movie Making Throughout the Bay is a filmmaking club of which I was a regular member for about 2 years.
For the first year, I only acted as a volunteer for the club and as a PA/boom op for other directors.
I was very ready to direct my own shorts (I had been a videographer and president of a filmmaking club at my university),
but I didn't have any equipment yet. Then I befriended a new member who had equipment, but not quite all the confidence yet.
So together we made Writer's Block. Soon after, I got the equipment required by the club and I was finally flying solo as a writer/director/editor.
For the next year I participated as a director for 8 of MMTB's flagship event, The Director's Challenge, which works like this:
Club members sign up as either an actor, director, or crew member. We meet at a designated location somewhere around the SF bay area.
Directors are assigned a random cast/crew, and everybody gets 6 hours to shoot something (usually I would tell everyone to leave me alone for the first hour so that I could write a proper script)
and a month or two to edit it. Then there's a screening (in an actual movie theater, too!) and audiences vote for best short, which most of mine won!
I'm actually really proud of my shorts (except for two), but they kinda require the context of the extreme circumstances in which they were made.
Click the image below to view my favorites:
Raves
A few of the raves I put on back in my YOUTH! (The 8/8/08 video was pretty much the first video I've ever edited!)
God, I love this shit. And I love my friends. I hope to add to this playlist in the future!:
YouTube
I've got more videos on my
YouTube page.
IMDb
Check out my
IMDb page
for more production credits.