Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

I have been working tirelessly on this web campaign. Check it out:

You Must Hear This to Believe This!

Believe it or not, Florence Foster Jenkins managed, despite being famously awful, to sell out an entire concert at Carnegie Hall. She had many admirers (among them Enrico Caruso). This has to be heard to be believed. As a particular point of interest, after she recorded this song, she told the sound engineer that no second try was needed as it was perfect. See for yourself. (She is singing Queen of the Night by Mozart, incidentally). Some might argue that singers at this level of talent are the norm in show biz these days.

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See the full list of incredible recordings here.

Labor Day Weekend

Here is video I edited from some video footage of my Labor Day weekend, last week. This features my brother Chuck's friend Mark, his girlfriend Amy, and his friend, Chuck, who is my brother. It's only two minutes long and features a soundtrack by Gorillaz and Beck.

Enjoy...

Now What? I guess go see Will Franken at Ars Nova

This Video Gives Me Great Pleasure

Vacation Bible School Video

My second video project was commissioned by my mother for her church. This summer, scores of little well behaved, God-fearing children came to Vacation Bible School's theme park themed "SonWorld" (where "Son" refers to that of "Father, Son, and Holy Spirit") and learned how to believe, obey and choose Jesus as their savior. I was there with my trusty video camera to capture all the fun. Believe it or not, the voice-over is actually me!

High School Drawings

I used to doodle a lot during class in High School. I wasn't very good at drawing, technically, but somehow a lot of them were pretty funny. I would draw on my class notes, book covers, homework assignments, and quizzes and tests that I got back from teachers.

I decided to scan them all into an electronic format to show others. In so doing, I felt that if I erased out the notes that surrounded my odd collection of images then you the audience (well, me) would appreciate the pieces more. But now it occurs to me that I should've left them as they were. The contrasting subject matter of the notes I was taking down at the time seem to make the drawings funnier somehow.

OK, so here is a video I created featuring my drawings, with an unrehearsed, unedited narration by yours truly to help explain what's going on.

I suppose this has the potential to be the most boringest movie you've ever seen, or if you're high, the most hilarious. Please pack a bowl now, if you are so inclined...