Mike and I as GuerrillaMonster Films, go to Seattle in April of 2008 to shoot some Cute Lepers. This is what we got!

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Louie tearin' it up in New Orlean's Dixies Tavern circa 2002. Wheat and Eric Oblivian document this gig. Five fine ditties herein from the One Man Band.

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Garage punk retards. Check 'em out and grab some vinyl at:
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JMM shot and directed this one in a few hours then some months later Wheat cut it together. See our other videos here or at http://www.guerrillamonster.com

To see more of Kitten DeVille goto http://www.myspace.com/kitten_de_ville

Live show shot at Chicago's House of Blues. Originally assembled with the possibility of shooting a 'real' video. Not sure what happened there, everyone got busy or somebody got killed, raped or pillaged. Who knows.

A much more superior version can be viewed at: http://blip.tv/file/153337

Director: Brian Dressel
Edit: Wheat
Cameras: Wheat, Brian Dressel

Production: OVT Visuals
http://www.ovtvisuals.com

German pop band sing about the virtues of cheap champagne in the morning.
http://www.200sachen.de and
http://www.myspace.com/200sachen

JMM and Wheat go to Wiesbaden, Germany to make this video and eat schnitzel! JMM then direkts and Wheat shoots & cuts.
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Vielen dank to Susanna and Andrea at Oh My Sweet management for having us on to this project. http://www.ohmysweet.com

A better version can also be viewed at:
http://blip.tv/file/158946

This short film ended up being a sketch for a yet, potentially longer piece. This journey travels from Chicago through the midwest to Oklahoma, and then up to the northwest of Oregon. Director Melinda Fries would handle the camera operations, while I would serve as sound recordist. I would also make the first pass edit and assembled the sound elements for the final edit.

Credits given to DFM developer, Stephen "Wheat" Buckley, for camera, editing, and effects.

Credits given to DFM developer Stephen "Wheat" Buckley for editing and effects.

A punch/kick game sequence for a Runandgun! video game. 1996.

An artistic piece.

The characters and fragmented imagery In through the out represent several themes or personal expression.

ITTO II:
Mark Siska: conceptual execution and camera
Wheat: sound edit, collaborative visual editing, video manipulation

Characters:
Yakov Buzhan
Yuriy Zmorovych

Location: Kiev

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmFcVRiXiOY
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJkwTMJK0q8

A simple housewife presents her over-bearing husband with a precious gift.
All sounds herein were completely recreated and embellished.

Written/Directed: Jason Lazarus
Shot/Cut: Erin Hagee
Music: Shelby Bryant
Sound: Wheat
Props: Jeff Lehr
Producer: Erin Hagee
Executive Producer: Craig Brewer

Wife: Helen Bowman
Husband: Bruce Downing

Shot on location in Memphis, TN
This is a BR2 production

This here is a mock punch/kick game sequence I did to be utilized in a Runandgun! video game (for the 3D0 game console), Duelin' Firemen! It only needed to be a mock up, for it only was to serve the purpose as part of the loose plotline in the new and innovative 'film sequence' segments that are now prevalent in todays video games.
Unfortunately, Duelin' never saw the light of day, but it will for certain continue to live on as an obscure curiosity.

This was animated entirely in Deluxe Paint IV on the Amig