I’m glad I can show my student films when I attended UNCG. That was a while back and it is nice to reflect and see how far my skills have grown since then. Take this video for instance. This is the original 16 minute “Greensboro’s Child,” that I made for my documentary [...]

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“Slipped Away,” is one of those college films that make you say get off the drugs. Typical college film, alcohol, drugs, lesbians and death. The assignment for the cinematography class was to pitch our film ideas to the class as if they were the executive producers. The class then voted and chose [...]

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The Faint Delusion is my favorite short that I shot in college. When I was trying to come up with an idea for this short film my roommate at the time suggested I should shoot a film about a clown chasing a business guy trying to give back his wallet. This is my [...]

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Last night I went though some “old” VHS tapes that are collecting dust and figured I should digitize it and share my early visions with the world. Self deprecation is the safest humor. Well here it goes. Not sure I should say enjoy it because I’m not sure I even understand what [...]

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Brett is crazy talented and yet one of the nicest guys that you will meet. He was named one of Filmmaker Magazine‘s “25 New Faces of Independent Film” in the summer of 2003. He is currently working on his next documentary “Rocaterrania,” a new documentary feature about the secret world of visionary artist [...]

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I met Brett while attending a Saturday class at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University about copyright issues and fair use. He was very approachable and we struck up a conversation and what do you know, he [...]

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I’m always fascinated when people contact me about “Greensboro’s Child” and want to do a screening. This year Alicia Sowisdral, a grad student from UNCG, contacted me after viewing the 11/03/79 shootings on youtube.com. She will be showing Greensboro’s Child on Friday, November 3, 2006, at the Curry Auditorium on UNCG’s campus [...]

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I produced this documentary along with my family back in 97 when I was in college at UNCG. I was fortunate to get credit for this as an Independent study. My family helped set up the interviews and helped rent the equipment for the shoot. I edited the film at GCTV, a [...]

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I’ve been using Final Cut Pro (FCP) since its inception and what a great thing. It just so happened that the buzz of FCP got the attention of all the film students that graduated and had no work in this industry. I was one of them. The year before FCP hit the [...]

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