PDX 48 Hour Film FEST 2018!
Anthony joined the team of Rollstar
Productions to help write, act, and sing in this story of folky redemption
-"I have so much glitter in my mouth
right now."
Another Rollstar Production!
Join Master Scatter Delfonso Creamson as he takes you into the wonderful world of scatting.
-"The power of scat truly lies in the
throat chakra. But also the groin chakra."
When Anthony and Patsy were touring Vietnam in 2017, they were so inspired by the work-out equipment on the boardwalks and in the parks that they decided to film a fake submission video for a fake competitive reality show using what resources they had. The shoot took 2 days to film.
-"I took that second stake to go, you know what I'm sayin'? That was a second dinner for me."
When Anthony and co-star of Festival the Show, Phil Wood had some free time on their hands in 2015, they decided to make a mockery of how to bike in Portland, Oregon and what to watch out for!
- "Biking in Portland's the best!"
When Anthony and Dustin Dybevik set out to document one of Eugene, OR's Valentine's Day Zombie Bar Crawls in 2007, his good pal Dustin had so much great footage of Anthony holding Camera 'B' that it ultimately became a mocumentary about 'Zed' a forgotten Zombie.
- "Aaaarrrggggggg"
When Dustin Dybevik got his first digital camera in 2003 Anthony and Dustin filmed one scene of a man climbing up a mountain with the camera tilted for effect and decided to make a whole story centered around that one shot. What transpires is an adventure of a lifetime.
- "Watch out for an avalanche of beer cans, and a guy named... Marty."
You can't make this stuff up! Proof that Anthony and Dustin Dybevik were a creative force ever since they were kids, circa de 1990-91, filming hundreds of sketches using his Father's VHS Camcorder. Also proof that Anthony was "not shy" in front of a camera and proof that Dustin was game for just about, anything!
- "It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday-e-ee-e-eee."
play on an 80's
sitcome
We're Guys!
Rejected
Short Film
for SPLIFF
When you're bored
waiting for your
flight back to the US
you make a fake
commercial for the
Hotel you're staying
in.
Mike Silverman is just an everyday guy who is also a clown. He talks about his struggles trying to fit into a society that perpetuates stereotypes that clowns are scary.
Filming with his
sketch crew
Flop Haus
Productions
Join Mandy and Chris as they craft stunning centerpieces using a few simple items and a whole lot of gratitude. Crafting can be a fun and creative way to pass the time and connect with loved ones. We are so passionate about it that we made this fun how to video just for you!