I’m working on a six part web series for the Art Academy of Cincinnati called The Art Test. Over six episodes four students will share what it’s like to study and create at a college of art and design. These students will focus on how their art is making a difference in the world.
You can also view this video on Vimeo: The Art Test: Episode 1
The San Diego Comic-Con is a multi-media pop culture extravaganza that attracts an estimated 130,000+ people to sunny California over the course of one long weekend.
Devil’s Due Publishing has been attending for years and I’ve been there with them for a lot of them—originally just helping sell comics at their booth but in recent years I’ve been their videographer.
This is my video documenting their 2009 experience, including the launch of a new creative solutions company, PopCult. The music is a new track by Murs, created for Merch Girl: The Curse of Yumiko Morales.
Robot Love from Another World has been selected to screen at this year’s Romance in a Can European Film Festival. The festival takes place in Puerto Rico from February 7–14, 2010 and in Miami, Florida from May 1–9, 2010. Robot Love from Another World will be screened in both cities.
Robot Love will be competing in their Romantic Short Film Competition 2010 which could result in an offer of distribution with Eurocinema and other prizes.
Tomorrow marks the start of the Ninth Annual Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival. Each year, over the course of two weeks, 100+ sketch comedy troupes perform 125+ shows in the sketch center of the Universe. That’s a lot of sketch.
In 2007 Pizza Infinity made an 18-episode web-series taking a look behind-the-scenes at Sketchfest.
You’ll find a full list of YouTube and Vimeo links after the jump.
Has there ever been a boring year? 2009 was pretty interesting. I went to the Cannes Film Festival, recorded an album with Koala Fires, worked on a some new short films (Score That Date, A Wake, Drive Me to the Center, Questionable Taste) and spent time in Dallas, New Orleans, Austin, Miami, Chicago, Paris, San Diego and L.A.
I started using this blog about halfway through the year, mostly using it to document creative projects that I’m somehow involved in. Most of the time it’s not about my life outside of making things but I thought it’d share a few personal highlights from 2009.
Visit friends old and new alike in this yuletime favorite. Start a new holiday tradition with Pizza Infinity. Everyone gather around the computer and hug.
This short video was filmed on December 11, 2006. Everyone who appears had been in other Pizza Infinity shorts and there are a lot of callbacks to the other films that (theoretically) make this funnier if you’re somewhat familiar.
You can also watch this video on Vimeo.
It’s really cold here in Cincinnati. Ice and snow. It made me think about this video I made with Josh in 2007.
You can also watch this video on Vimeo.
On November 22, 2006, I decided to make a Sweet Potato Pie for my family’s Thanksgiving dinner and documented the process with a video.
You can also watch this video on Vimeo.
Bloody Mary is a Halloween-themed short film that Pizza Infinity made for the 2006 National Film Challenge. It features music by MOTH and Bad Veins.
If you say “Bloody Mary” over and over and over and over and over…
You can also watch this video on Vimeo.
written, directed and edited by Kendall Bruns & Josh Flowers
produced by Kendall Bruns, Josh Flowers & Michael JC Wooten
A closer look at two nutritional entrepreneurs and their unusual approach to solving world hunger. Can the limb you eat be a tasty treat?
You can also watch this video on Vimeo.
Questionable Taste was created for the Columbus 48 Hour Film Project where it went on to win an “Audience Choice” award.
