I earned a bachelor’s in Radio/TV/Film, with an emphasis in creative writing for the media. I’ve made occasional use of it since.
Past projects include:
I contributed editing and sound design for this Kickstarter-funded television comedy for kids.
For 20 years I hosted (and edited) a collaborative mini-festival of film clips.
I first posted videos on the internet in 1999, at 160 by 120 pixels, for people still on dial-up connections, on a site I called Matchbook Films. With the advent of RSS 2.0 with enclosures* in 2005, I joined the videoblogging revolution, upsizing my movies to 320 by 240 pixels. I published atop those technologies for a few years before YouTube came along and changed just about everything. You can browse the Matchbook Films archive >
*(What the kids these days call “podcasts”)
Like thousands of other American men of my generation, I took on an unwise amount of credit card debt to make an independent feature film in the 1990s.
Of course, no one asked for a more comprehensive filmography.