Entries by Kyle

Server Closet

For years I’ve been complaining about the mess that external hard drives create. They’re amazing and convenient for someone in my line of work who needs to move a lot of storage around, but every manufacturer uses a different power cord. Some of them use wall-warts. Some of them use in-line bricks. Some of the […]

The Marriage Ref Promo

I edited this promo for The Marriage Ref a couple weeks ago. It was shot entirely on the Canon 5D Mark II. It was a really fun experience, and Mr. Seinfeld came in a couple times to work with us. It’s great to see something I edited released so quickly but the quality of the […]

Got Me a Smart Phone

For years when people asked me if I had an iPhone my response was “No, I have a phone that makes phone calls.” Well today I have a phone that does all those things an iPhone does and it makes phone calls. I got myself a Nexus One. The phone arrived yesterday, and due to […]

An Excellent Search Term

For years it’s been people searching for pictures of Jennie. But today it’s me! By the way, I’m thinking the next animation episode will be clothing optional.

It’s Episode Two!

It’s been over a year in the making, but Episode Two of my planned decade-spanning animated time travel web series “Time Travellin’” is finally finished. Take a look at “A Common Misconception” I learned a lot about animation by doing this, and I’m hoping the next one comes a little quicker. But if I keep […]

Possible Films Has a New Website

I’ve been working off-and-on with Hal Hartley since 2001 when he was my college thesis advisor. I’ve spent time as his teaching assistant, production manager, editor, and now we’ve built a new website for his company Possible Films. There have been several incarnations of the site over the years. In 2004–05 I packed envelopes with […]

A Deleted Shot from Camera Noise

I was cleaning out my closet yesterday and I found a VHS tape of the original 31-minute version of Camera Noise. It’s currently at a lean 29 minutes, and I was curious if there were any gems in there that I cut just to get the length down. It turns out I was definitely right […]

Is Vuze No Longer Generating Revenue For Me?

I can’t imagine many people made money from the Vuze HD Network. But I happened to pull in some serious, much-appreciated cash from the fluke popularity of Two Night Stand last summer. I earned back production costs of the film in a single quarter. Vuze was one of the only user-generated content networks to do […]

A Strange Image in A Nightmare on Elm Street

In honor of Halloween, we had some friends over last night and we watched Young Frankenstein followed by A Nightmare on Elm Street. Halfway through Nightmare, we noticed an amazing poster on the wall behind the doctor at the sleep institute.   Yes, that’s a giant cat riding a cable car in San Francisco. There […]