Part 3 of 3 in a vlogging series done around a fabulous day location shooting. The day ended at Baker Beach here in SF, with some amazing shots of the Golden Gate. Continue reading
The first of a 3-part series on an excellent day of location shooting, here in San Francisco. In this post, we visit John McClaren park (a gorgeous, relatively unknown piece of land in SF), and get beautiful, moody shots of the south side of the city, Mt. Davidson, Bernal Heights and more. Continue reading
Every April 1st the fools gather (our people!) and have a Day! This is some of the mayhem and wackiness that ensued in 2009. Meet Bishop Joey, Bishop of the Church of the Last Laugh whose patron saint is Saint Stupid.
Filmed in Standard Definition
It wasn’t until I was 33 years old (and I’d been living in San Francisco for 8 years) that I realized, “Hey. I’m a freaky artist type!” I’d always known I was interested in artistic endeavors, and so I set off to find out what particular art suited me best.
I studied guitar with a near virtuoso Berklee School of Music grad, and wrote a few songs. I studied drawing with world-renowned monumental sculptor Aris Demetrios. I studied acting at ACT, a nationally acclaimed school, and performance at the Marsh, a local guerrilla theater, where I wrote and performed my own shows. I wrote three novels and a handful of short stories.
For each of these arts, I studied and created with singular focus and vigor. Always, however, my passion would wan, and I would find myself asking the question, again and again, “What am I meant to be doing?” Continue reading
Here’s an “oldie but goodie” for your holiday pleasure ~
This is a Victorian version of Michael Jackson’s Thriller performed after hours at the Dickens Christmas Fair in San Francisco in December of 2009. We shot with 3 cameras, with Jo up in the scissors lift and Robert on the ground with Ian. It was a great time with wonderfully talented people.
And here’s a revealing look behind the scenes … “Under the Headstone”