The Holding Pattern (2006)

	This film is part of my full length play The Holding Pattern first performed at Towson University in 2006. After the final battle of the Angels, Lucifer surveys the battle site, only to discover a surprising revelation. In the play this sceen is loosely based on the line, "At sunset I fell in Lemnos, and but little life was in me" (Homer) Filmed on a single roll of Kodac film on a manual wind Bolex 16mm camera. Edited on a MacG5 using AVID.
Lucifer Descendant (1:55)
	This short film was also made for projection during my stage play The Holding Pattern, performed at Towson University in 2006. Lamb Descendant was projected on a screen at the back of the stage while the character of Lamb performed the same move on stage in the reverse direction. The effect produced a sickening distortion of visual imagery. The scene was a reference to the characters decent into madness or hell. Filmed using a handheld Panasonic PV-GS80 with 32x optical zoom on Sony Mini DV (DVM60PRL). Edited on a Mac G5 using iMovie
Lamb Descendant (1:35)

WordBRIDGE Playwright's Laboratory (2008)

Teaser (3:00)	WordBRIDGE? (5:59)	Sponsorship (6:14)	Mimi Rice (7:23)	Daniel Stein (5:32)
WordBRIDGE Playwrights Laboratory seeks to empower pre-professional playwrights to achieve the next level of craftsmanship through collaboration with seasoned professionals from around the world. Mimi Rice, Guest Resource Artist at WordBRIDGE Playwright's Laboratory, discusses the Feldenkrais method as part of the Guest Artist Hours at WordBRIDGE 2008. Includes moments from the workshop. Daniel Stein, Guest Resource Artist at WordBRIDGE 2008, discusses some of the stories and thoughts behind his movement work, TIMEPIECE. These short films were created by myself and collegue Kevin Human over a 10 day period along with 14 one and a half hour archival footage films captures, rendered and burned as resources material for the playwrights. Edited on multiple Mac G5s using Final Cut Pro.

"Happy To Keep My Edge: Lee Breuer in Conversation" (2007)

Jim O'Quinn Interview (2007)

	Part 1 (7:09) Part 2 (9:13) Part 3 (9:12) Part 4 (7:24) Part 5 (6:27) Part 6 (5:11) Montage (5:08) On Directing (2:06)
Jim O'Quinn, editor of American Theatre Magazine talks to graduate student attending the MFA in Theatre Arts at Towson University, MD 2007. Filmed on a Canon XL2 miniDV camera with direct XLR mic inputs from 2x Audio-Technica AT831R miniature cardioid condenser microphones.

Rinde Eckert Workshop (2007)

Part 1 (9:45) Part 2 (9:47) Part 3 (10:05)

Rinde Eckert, the 2009 recipient of The Alpert Award in the Arts for his contributions to Theatre and finalist for the 2007 Pulitzer Prize in Drama, is a writer, composer, performer and director. His Opera / New Music Theatre productions have toured throughout America, and to major theater festivals in Europe and Asia. In Fall 2007 Rinde was a Guest Artist at Towson University's MFA in Theatre Arts Program. Over 5 days students explored Rinde's methods of creating theatre, culminating in a short presentation. This film is that presentation. Although it is a perfect (by which I mean atypical) example of the latent difficulties in archiving theatrical performance on film, it is not included here as an example of film making but rather as archival footage of Rinde's creative process and products. For me Rinde's process is refreshingly akin to the British devised model ("collaborative creation" in the US) utalizing an auture leadership to create ensamble work.

Coalition Sculpture Exhibition (2008)

In Fall 2008 I was asked to curate the Towson Sculpture Coalition Exhibition. Filmed using a handheld Panasonic PV-GS80 with 32x optical zoom on Sony Mini DV (DVM60PRL). Edited on a Mac G5 using Final Cut Pro.

Film Performance Roles

Melancholia (8:18)	The Cowboy, The Drunk and El Jeffe (1:50)	Cupid (4:44)	24hr Horror Show (7:34)	The Cleaner (2:20)
These five movies were filmed and written by Dieggo Torres and James Gullard and star yours truly.

RBI Sports Pub, Hornell (2009)

Sarah's Nutts (0:32)	Free Pool (0:43)	The Lone Arranger (0:46)
New Media adverts created for RBI Sports Pub, Hornell, NY

365 Plays/365 Days - Salty and First Family (2007)

Salty part 1 (6:23) Salty part 2 (7:36)	First Family part 1 (5:29) First Family part 2 (6:05)
In 2007 Susan Lori-Parks project 365 Plays/365 Days was produced in over 700 theaters worldwide, creating one of the largest grassroots collaborations in theater history. I directed two of these works as part of Towson University's contribution to this year long project. Read a review of the production here

Not Torture - Teaser (2011)

	This short teaser was intended as part of a much larger project. An important learning experience as much of the original footage was lost at source and the rest was lost after this rough cut was rendered out. Filmed on a Nikon D7000 with additional footage on a Panasonic Lumix DMX LX3 Edited on a Mac i7 using Final Cut Pro.
Not Torture (4:04)