Liminal Mario is a comedy/drama/experiment relating real-life philosophy to the world of the original Super Mario Bros. Or… it’s a goofy video montage of video game footage.
Either way you look at it, I think it’s quite fun.
It’s narrated by the great Seth Hunter Perkins, who nailed it. He’s easily the best part of the short.
See it in Austin! And more locations to come! In the meantime, check out the trailer:
I have always been intrigued by found photos. I’ve been collecting them whenever I can. Antique stores, garage sales, estate auctions. Each photo shows a record of an instant. With no other information it’s fun to try to interpret that instant from years or decades in the future.
Found is created using actual photos, but the stories are entirely my own.
You can find the intro below. It contains all of my short films and weird videos, and I have a bunch of projects planned that will soon make an appearance on there.
Ready for some really awkward early short films? These were shot very close to one another around the year 2000 I think. I was experimenting with film-making for the first time, but all I had was a very low quality web cam. But it was fun and proved to myself that making movies was a hobby I wanted to pursue.
I warn you, these are a low quality in many ways, but I still like them. Watch and enjoy and let me know what you think. Are these better than my latter films? They might be.