Bystander Productions

Started work on the next Dogfish short film. Off to a ridiculous (but yet, not that unusual for us) start.

Just got the news today that my film, "Recovery", was accepted as part of the Media Film Festival. I'm very excited and honored to be part of this event. "Recovery" is the first film I've done that I've sent out to festivals, all local because my traveling funds are minimal. It feels great that it's been excepted to most of the ones I've sent it to (you can suck-it Annapolis Film Fest!) So if you're in the PA / Philly area April 4th please consider attending... more details to come.

Here's the latest episode I did for Beth Lennon's Retro Roadmap. This one definitely brought back some fuzzy childhood Christmas memories. My folks used to take me and my sister, Lauren, to Wanamaker's in Philly to see the Christmas light show/organ concert that they put on there for free. It stands out in my mind as one of our family's greatest Christmas traditions. This video was also recently featured on the National Trust for Historic Preservation website.

Retro Roadmap - episode 2 Join Mod Betty on a Retro Roadmap tour of of Macy's in downtown Philadelphia. Where she will take us on a backstage tour of the wonderful Christmas light show and…

Here's a new video I just finished for an up and coming Delaware band, Clifford Keith. Special thanks goes out to Eric Roberts for helping make all of this happen.

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Some nice press on my latest video "Delaware State of Mind" by Morgan Shank.

'More chickens than people, dude' Some folks like to get away, take a holiday from the neighborhood. But if you watch Morgan Shank's newest music video, you just might want to stay put in Delaware.

Had a great shoot yesterday filming the next episode of Retro Roadmap with Mod Betty at Macys in Philly. Brought back a lot of great memories from childhood with the Christmas light show.

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Here is our film "Undertow" that we did for the Wilmington Fringe 48hr Extreme Filmmaking Contest a few weeks ago (not to be confused w/ "Recovery" that screened last weekend at RIFF). Please check it out when you have time. It's only 5 minutes so not a huge time commitment. Thanks to Erin Tanner, Robert Kalesse, James Keegan and Anne Colwell for doing such a great job on short notice.

Undertow Entry in the 2013 Fringe Wilmington 48 hour Extreme Filmmaking competition.

So just an early heads-up: our film "Recovery" will be playing this weekend in the Rehoboth Film Festival. The screening is at 10am on Sunday. If any of y'all can make it I would love to see a familiar face in the audience. Ok, that's it for now. I'll only bug everyone one more time about this later in the week.

Got our film done for the 48 hr extreme filmmaking competition. Had a great time making and looking forward the screening.

Had a fun day of destroying TV for the final day of shooting for the "Delaware State of Mind" video.

Note: If you saw this yesterday I apologize for the redundancy. Gotta put it up on the business page.
Hari Cameron, owner and chef of a(MUSE) restaurant in Rehoboth Beach, held a fundraiser for Autism Delaware. His challenge was to eat as many watermelons as he could in a hour and raise funds for Autism Delaware while doing so. He went with a "Kill Bill" theme so I double-downed on that idea with the video. Enjoy.

Man vs the Watermelons Hari Cameron, owner and chef of a(Muse) restaurant in Rehoboth Beach, held a fundraiser for Autism Delaware. His challenge was to eat as many watermelons as he could…