The Silk Hill
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I finally posted Simplicity, an experimental 16mm film I produced earlier this year. My friends Eyal and Danny helped me make the film, which was selected for UCSB's annual Reel Loud Film Festival this past May. Also, I entered Simplicity in the video contest at Unicon 14 in Copenhagen.
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Ahoy! I'm excited to announce that I have my first solo art show this week! If you can make it to UCSB this Thursday, you MUST come to the reception.
Howdy! I just returned from an awesome trip to Europe that included competing in the Unicycle World Championships.

I compiled a list of links to old newspaper articles and TV segments that I have been in. Located on my "Stuff" page, meet my press page.Labels: news
Here is a three minute video I produced from footage I shot at Harmony Festival.



Wow! It's been a long time since I updated anything... I moved back to California after my semester abroad, and here is a little video I made right before I left France. Enjoy, and bon appetit!
Here's a video a made yesterday morning. I had to use a piece of "inspiration," which is the blue card in the beginning. The rest of the project was up to me, and I could use any medium I wanted... so I chose to make a little video. Thanks to my roommate Eric who helped with the movie even though he was sick with Pneumonia!
I finally photographed my mounds of newspapers I have lying around. Since Winter 2006, I've been an illustrator for my college newspaper, The Daily Nexus. I love this job... I get to read someone's article, figure out what I want to draw for it, and then doodle away. Here's a collection of 37 images that include my illustrations.
Wow, this is exciting. So, I when I went to Japan in 2004 for Unicon 12 (Unicycling World Championships) I made a feature documentary of the whole ordeal. The movie turned out pretty cool, although very lengthy. I published it to dvd and even made a sweet label. Unfortunately, I've had major problems trying to get it online for the past few years. Finally, it's up, in all the glory of a tiny quicktime screen! I think the intro/credits are my favorite part of this movie. It's actually very informal if you want to see what events happen at these huge unicycling conventions.
So on April 28 I was playing soccer on the beach at about noon with my roommate and a dog named Bo Jangles that was really interested in our ball. I fell over backwards at one point, and my left hand drove straight into the ground. I heard a loud "pop". I tried to make a fist, but my middle finger was bending completely crooked! It was like out of a movie. For about 30 minutes, I thought I just had dislocated a finger, but then it started hurting... bad. It turns out I broke my 3rd metacarpal, and it was rotated at the break, with an additional hairline fracture. To ensure my finger would bend straight again, I had to have surgery which included a titanium plate and 8 screws. You can see the post-surgery photos of my hand to the left. What a weird accident.
Cuatro, a tv station in Spain, did a short 3 minute segment on Muni and Street unicycling. They filmmed a bunch of us in Southern California, and I participated in the Muni section. The piece was broadcasted in Spain June 2nd. It's all dubbed in Spanish, so it's really fun to watch!
UPDATE: We won! Check it out (scroll down)!
Whooo! I made another unicycle film, starring my 36" Coker. Not a lot of tricks, but still a fun watch.. it has a small thread of a narrative. Anyway, check it out, the music is bitchin' and the cinematography rocks (filmed by my friend Figge).
Boinx, the company behind my favorite stop-motion animation software, istopmotion, wrote an article on me for their February Newsletter. You can check out the full newsletter here. Here's a direct link to my article.