Questionable Taste Wins Best Ensemble Performance

On September 21, Underneath Cincinnati held their 2011 Best of Cincinnati screening at the Kenwood Theatre and awarded Questionable Taste for “Best Ensemble Performance”. Questionable Taste takes a closer look at two nutritional entrepreneurs and their unusual approach to solving world hunger. Can the limb you eat be a tasty treat? The 5-minute short was

Questionable Taste at Underneath Cincinnati

Pizza Infinity’s short film, Questionable Taste, will be screened at the Underneath Cincinnati Film Festival this Thursday, March 31, 2011 at the Esquire Theatre. Questionable Taste takes a closer look at two nutritional entrepreneurs and their unusual approach to solving world hunger. Can the limb you eat be a tasty treat? The 5-minute short was created

Let’s Get Serious with Dirty Borders

Dirty Borders is a group of four Chicago filmmakers: Tim Weidelman, Matt Relstab, Charlie Ward and Sean Dove. In their newest short film, Trajectory, Rob Nastoff plays a sad astronaut that returns to Earth to find empty streets and mass destruction. Sean and Rob join me to discuss the short and their non-film related projects. Let’s

Bloody Mary

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 &

Watch Questionable Taste Online

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. Written & Directed by

Questionable Taste

I mentioned in a previous post that Pizza Infinity competed in the Columbus 48 Hour Film Project a few weeks ago. The result is Questionable Taste, a closer look at two nutritional entrepreneurs and their unusual approach to solving world hunger. The 5-minute short film won an “Audience Choice” award at the Best of Columbus 48HFP.

Score That Date

Finally, we have an answer to the age-old question: Love or Money? This film was made for the 48 Hour Film Project International Shootout in January 2009 and will be screened during MidPoint at the 2009 Best of Underneath Cincinnati awards show. They’ll also be screening Robot Love From Another World and both short films will be eligible for

48 Hour Film Project: Columbus

Pizza Infinity will be participating in this weekend’s 48 Hour Film Project in Columbus, Ohio. This will be our first time competing in Columbus. We’re going to have a relatively small team this time—just me, Josh Flowers, Greg Nicholson, George Forste, Carol DelGrosso and Becky Haltermon. The 48 Hour Film Project takes place over one

A Wake by Dead Trend

Last weekend was Cincinnati’s 48 Hour Film Project for 2009 and while I didn’t lead a team this year, I did end up acting in a small role of team Dead Trend’s film, A Wake. CityBeat has a nice article about 48 in today’s issue and they have a few quotes from me in there: