The Simple Carnival’s “The Problem with Friends” is being screened as part of The 3D Sideshow this weekend (Oct 9 at 12:30 PM) and next weekend (Oct 16 at 11:15 AM) at the Mill Valley Film Festival. If you’re in the area. go! MVFF is an awesome film festival and this should be a really fun program.
See if you can spot some imagery from “The Problem with Friends” in this poster. It took me a moment…
Woke up this morning to find out that my music video “The Problem with Friends” won Best Video at the 2016 National Stereoscopic Association Convention (3D-Con). A big thanks to Heidi Engel and Chris Belin for their musical contributions on the track. Also, a big thanks to the folks at the National Stereoscopic Association for the honor.
Thanks to Muldoon at Ain’t It Cool News for featuring The Problem with Friends on their site!
Here’s a link to the article: http://www.aintitcool.com/node/74267
Finally! Here’s the newest Simple Carnival music video, The Problem with Friends.
Heidi Engel provided background vocals and appears in the video. Chris Belin played the drum kit. I played everything else and created the video.
I’m pleased to announce that The Simple Carnival’s 3D music video for “The Problem with Friends” will have its world premiere December 12th at the LA 3-D Movie Festival in Los Angeles! And I’ll be there!
I’m pleased to announce that “A Geek Like Me” won the Perron award in the Short Animated 3D category at the 3D Stereo MEDIA summit this week!
Thanks to 3D Film & Music Fest in Barcelona for screening “A Geek Like Me” at the festival today!
An advance thank you to the Mt. Hood Independent Film Festival for screening The Simple Carnival’s “A Geek Like Me” tomorrow night. Wish I could be there!
Issue 98 of Stereoscopy — the magazine of the International Stereoscopic Union (ISU). My article, “The Making of The Simple Carnival’s ‘A Geek Like Me’,” is in this issue.
Had a great time at the Mill Valley Film Festival last weekend.
Met a bunch of interesting, talented people. Got to see “A Geek Like Me” projected in the gorgeous Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center. Saw some great movies, and one memorably awful one. Met up with an old friend. Got to know some other friends better. Saw the lead guitarist from Metallica. Was interviewed on cable TV. Saw Yoda and Indiana Jones! (Kind of.)
As an aside, if you look closely at the 3D Sideshow poster from the festival, my hand-drawn mug is in the bottom row.