“Al Goes To Hell”

Early performance art.

Almost started a riot! Also very dark. As in, dark.

Film & Video Shorts

“Yurt” Part 2: The Bloodening.

The sequel- with all the sex, gore and violence that the original lacked. But with just as much heart. Because this is also a love story. A love story about sex, gore, and violence.

“Yurt” Part 1

A story about a yurt-life.

The guys like the life, the women like the guys, but the women don’t like the life or living with the guys that live the life. Ever-onward hop the cruel foibles of fate.

“Antioch Armageddon”

Whither thou goest, college?

Over a decade later, and yet...some things never change.

Three Stars for prescience!

“Head”

It’s... a head.

A lot of crew and work for just one shot, so it must be important.

“Hallway”

Answer: She’s all that and more.

“Run Lola Run” without all the b.s., and about eight years before it, too. 14 thumbs up.

Alisa Rowe.

The spirit of Alisa via her shirt, as noted by the cameras’ finely-honed documentarianistical lens.

Al Huckabee.

If you knew Huckabee, you knew flapjacks. And not the cheap kind, either.

Dan Shoemaker.

His name was Dan. Dan Shoemaker. Watch him achieve Nirvana, ON TAPE.

A Senior Project, involving the graduating students from the communications program of a small private midwestern college. The students could select to be interviewed, or have their work shown, or any combination of the two.

The following may not signify much to an at-large anonymous audience, but since the students are now quite conceivably wrestling with the vagaries of middle-to-elder age, these excerpted clips may allow them to appreciate their advancing years more fully, by demonstrating just how hopelessly naive and poorly-founded the Spirit of Youth really is.

Emily Pins.

Emily was a bit too hostile and sociopathic for most people, but she was severely mutilated in a car wreck, so no one felt comfortable telling her the truth about her inner self.

Jenn Weiss.

Probably the original inspiration for the portrait work on this site. Seriously beautiful stuff.

Wendy Schwartz.

Now she’s CEO of a major culturally- and community-sensitive corporation specializing in non-profit public works. So don’t mess with her.

Doug Fischer.

Doug? Heyyy, he’s just this guy, you know?

M.E. Swanholm.

And then he snapped and brought out the chainsaw. Which of course was all part of the plan.

Jill Jackson.

And if young Nigel says he’s

happy,

He must be happy, he must be happy

He must be happy in his world.

Matt Baya.

Matt checks his watch and wonders when it will be over. However, it is never over.