I recently worked on a commercial for Juicy Drop Pops, a sour lollipop made by Topps - the Ring Pops and Bazooka gum people. This commercial pits a ninja (me) against a pirate to see who can withstand the sourness longer.
It just started airing on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, CW Sat Morning Kids, ABC Sat Morning Kids, Nicktoons, and Disney XD. Check it out to see who wins!
Say what you will about M Night, this trailer looks pretty hot.
I finally got around to digitizing vhs footages of The Parcels I had lying around. So here you go:
Our set from Kindercore’s Expo 2000 (link)
…and our feature on the Japanese tv show Haikai (link)
I reckon Arthur C. Clarke would be pretty pissed that our space program is so behind schedule.
Clash of the Titans was my favorite movie growing up, mostly because I was way into Greek mythology and partly because I simply did not know any better.
I just watched the teaser trailer for the remake, and you’re about to as well:
I would like to think I have better judgement than when I did as a kid, but I’m mysteriously drawn to the remake. Am I alone in this?
Last year I wrote, directed and produced a short film called 8 Days Later. And now you can watch it in all of its 10 minutes-and-a-half glory, uninterrupted and with no commercials or pop-ups!
Point your purty browsers to 8dayslatermovie.com and click on the “PLAY THE MOVIE” button. Let me know what you thought!
If a kid in the 3rd grade wins his class’s spelling bee contest, should he be called the spelling bee champion of the whole school? That’s an obvious answer, right?
So then how is it that the winner of Major League Baseball’s championship series, The World Series, is crowned World Champs — even though Team USA (fielding what was arguably an MLB all-star caliber team) only got as far as the semifinals in the World Baseball Classic?
How about you just call it “MLB Champions” until you’re arguably the best country in the world at the sport? The same goes for all other American sport that refers to their own champions the same way.
this commercial came on one day and I must’ve rewinded it to watch it 3 times. and then I youtubed it.
my directoral debut, 8 days later is an official selection of the 2009 coney island film festival!!
coney island is an awesome place just by itself, so sticking a film festival there just completely brings it over the top. imagine taking a giant bowl of your favorite ice cream and topping it off with fourth of july fireworks.
see you there? screening info is as follow:
Program #13
Sunday Oct 4, 3pm
CONEY ISLAND MUSEUM
1208 Surf Ave. 2nd Floor
