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I make short videos–from original 8mm home movies, occasionally fresh footage, sometimes mashups from moving images that have fallen into the public domain–for the pleasure of creating unusual art, perhaps coaxing a laugh or two, permanent records of how life used to be, through an irreverent lens.
There is other stuff on the website, too, including family videos. You may find something interesting. And don’t forget to share with your friends, they might get a kick out of it.
THE LATEST VIDEOS
This latest mashup combines three teenage movies from the 60s into a single new movie, with new plot and dialog! Dick Kimball is a young musician on a quest to find his brother, who disappeared after a secret government project goes awry. A fight with a government official results in an untimely death, and the rock-and-roller finds himself on the wrong side of the law. Has to be seen to be believed!
Updated: October 20, 2024
A mashup of two vintage “youth welfare” films from the 1950s. Larry (John Galvarro) is pursuing a bride, but he can’t resist the temptation of marijuana and heroin. His bride-to-be Suzy insists on seeing a marriage counselor (who seems earnest, but is he really?) to patch up the rough spots, but after getting arrested and spilling his guts to the cops, the local underworld has other plans for Larry.
Young Bobby is lured into unseemly behavior by a group of obnoxious marionettes. This clip is based on a 1950s industrial film that showed children how to use a telephone. A piece on subversive behavior, with a little punk rock thrown in to spice it up.
A “documentary” on the infamous Dalton Gang robbery of 1892, using clips from western movies and images of the Daltons themselves to tell the story. The truth is violent, but who can resist the happy ending?
A silent documentary featuring outdoor activities from the the 1930s to the 1960s, with home movies in 8mm format telling the story.
Featuring rare paddleboat scenes from the Salmon River, soldiers marching through the streets of Seattle, wildlife in Yellowstone, and classic scenes from Woodland Park Zoo.
Under the pseudonyms John Schauer and Xeron Tafford, this unusual collaboration between two Pulliam brothers is a low-fi masterpiece, directly sent from 1978 to your eyeballs.
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Hi to Xeron. Do you have My Sharona?
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Thanks for the link old friend. I’ll be following
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Hi John! It is Linda Loveland. I look forward to following you. Hope all is well.
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