Though I have been briefly featured on Conan O'Brien, I am not by any means known as an established entertainer. I have been hopping on and off stage for most of my natural life. As I have gotten older, my looks have faded, and I have become more of a clown than a leading man, however, no matter what my title, I will always enjoy the creative arts in all of their forms.

Coast City Comics Promo "Our Comics Will Love You Back" I wrote and starred in this one, but had nothing to do with the camera work or editing process. Spent an evening planning it, then ran out and shot it the next morning. There was actually a lot more footage taken of me frolicking with the comic book in the park, and I'm actually kind of glad that none of it got used. ((insert laugh track here)) Commercial Shot and Edited by: Derek Kimball  

Living in Arcadia: Here in lies the autobiographical memoirs of a good chunk of my childhood. Filmed in the famed Funspot Arcade in Laconia New Hampshire by Lake Winnipesaukee, this short film tells the story of the one thing that caught my attention as a kid more than any thing else in the world. Arcade games. Arcade games with buttons. Travel with me down memory lane as we discuss some of the most popular games of the 1980s. Focusing especially on my favorite three. And so begins a tour of my own oddball personal cinematography hobby.

My Moment on Late Night: Here it is, my notorious appearance in the summer of ’08 on Late Night with Conan O’Brien. The story goes like this. I was in the process of putting together a very bent collection of visual oddities including a parody of artsy, Italian films, when a friend contacted me and told me that Conan was having a small contest involving commercial making. I took a look at the episode in question, and was amused by the fact that only one person had entered thus far. So I took my little Iti-Cine-Art scene and put some announcements about Late Night at the beginning and end and tossed it into the mail the next day. The rest was history. Less than a week later I was getting phone calls from friends and relatives bouncing up and down that they had seen me on TV the night before. Some were less impressed than others.  

Gamey Hallucinations: Shots taken close to the ground are among my favorites. This particular day, I was bored out of my mind, and started layering looped gif animation of old game sprites. Next thing I know, I was upside down hanging off of my couch and this happened.

Douglas Adams made a very good point when he wrote
"Anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job."
This same rule holds true for congressmen, Governors, Mayors, and any one else snarling for a seat of any kind of power over the way we live.
On that note, these two ads, inspired by the ’08 political war between Susan Collins and Tom Allen prove that with the proper wording, and musical accompaniment, even a loaf of bread could be elected into office.

THIS GUY

 VS. THAT GUY

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