SketchFest Seattle was a considerable success in 2016, selling out shows at the Pocket Theater, Annex Theatre, and the Central Cinema. The show at the Central Cinema is one I’m really proud of, since it was the event that I produced – the SketchFest Seattle Comedy Film Challenge. Click on … Continue reading
As the audience for the August “Weird and Awesome” were loaded into the theater, I started reading – from the beginning – Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Then after the curtain speech, this text displayed on screen: I did my first show with Annex Theatre when I was 23. … Continue reading
I hosted the April 1st edition of Spin the Bottle at Annex Theatre. Acts included an excerpt of the upcoming late night “Eat Cake,” Philip Geurin, Andrew Shanks, Kate Farrell, and “The Seattle Files with Chris Allen.” It was also Val Brunetto’s birthday, so we wore John Oliver’s “Make Donald … Continue reading
Fall of 2015 brought another edition of SketchFest Seattle. It was a successful festival at the Pocket, Annex, and Central Cinema. For information on the entire festival, click here. To watch films that screened at the Comedy Film Challenge, click here. And, of course, below is the video wall showing … Continue reading
Once again I was called upon to run the AV portion of the Stranger Genius Awards, which meant spending most of the day wandering around the Moore Theater, not eating because of nerves. Ran a flawless show projector-wise, and afterwards – on an empty stomach – helped myself to a … Continue reading
Got another chance to host the show I’ve been performing in since 1999. It was a hot day, so I wore appropriate clothing. Acts included an excerpt from the upcoming mainstage show “Is She Dead Yet?”, drag from Randy Littleman, puppets from Vox Fabuli, spoken word from the Zig Zag … Continue reading
I gave a keynote-assisted brief talk at the July “Weird and Awesome with Emmett Montgomery.”
I set up a camera and recorded the final performance of Annex Theatre’s “Zapoi!” and subsequent strike and party. About seven hours condensed to 1 minute.
I was the DP for a music video by Seattle-based electro-noir band “The Fog People.”
If you’ve watched my webseries “The Panel Jumper,” you know that the B-story in Issue 003 is a martial arts fight scene inside the store. I was asked by the programmer of Annex Theatre’s “Spin the Bottle” if I wanted to show anything during the February 2015 show. So I … Continue reading
