Sadness Unbound NOV 6 - 13, 2014

I worked for several weeks in the art department on this small film that was mostly film in Newton, IA, at dirty unused Maytag factory. I was the Swing Gang and worked closely with Lead Man, Chad Branham. Producer/Writer Harel Goldstein was sentenced to jail for four years May 2010. I secured all of the lab monitors from friend. We made the pile of bones from plastic tubing, styrofoam balls and plaster. The axe was made of styrofoam. Watch entire move free at https://youtu.be/pdNQKrhWOFI?si=ehpCduQ5Qz94uQM7

I was asked to videotape the event at the Hoyt Sherman. I had two Panasonic HVX-2000A cameras and had my actor run the static two shot camera on the main floor. I ran the panning camera on the balcony. I also went to the house party and Dawkins was a bit of an ass to me. I was initially to be paid but wasn't. Not sure if I paid my camera guy. I did have Dawkins answer my question in his book.

I was paid a small sum to make this video for Howcast.

Vanity Fair publishes an author's theory that Van Gogh was shot instead of committing suicide. I respond. I received an email from Teio Meedendorp. I need to add my response and Teio's.

I made all of the signs below in Photoshop and printed them off on my 17X19 inch printer. I added these to the election signs that I gathered from campaigns prior to the Iowa Caucus.

I drove to NYC the day after the attack, had vehicle trouble in Ohio, and drove back to Iowa. I took a bus out Thursday and arrived in NYC on Friday 9/14 to take photographs. After a short stay, I returned and began sending 364 photo post cards to random New Yorkers expressing Iowa's support for them. I received over 45 emails, cards, and letters in return. All photos with the I love NY motif were setup by me.

I photographed Jordan Weber and his assistant at the Des Moines Art Center. I also included other Weber related photos.

The Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress collects, preserves and makes accessible the firsthand recollections of U.S. military veterans who served from World War I through more recent conflicts and peacekeeping missions, so that future generations may hear directly from veterans and better understand what they saw, did and felt during their service. I video taped Frank Victory Exline who was a prisoner of the Japanese.

I created a book for a friend and included photos of our time together.

Need to add photos and explanation