It is easy to misread signals whether they be voice, written, or visual… this short video plays off that theme "misread signals" for the Wis-Kino 2009 Fall Kabaret – a 48 hour film event. It's a bit mixed as the producer wasn't quite into it all, or driven this particular weekend. Video also on YouTube. Creative Commons music in video by Colab "3/4 piano in G minor" from ccMixter.

We got off to a slow start, but finally decided to go with this work around the yard video with a natural busy bee – Jacalyn. Play video below or at YouTube if you have cellphone video player.

Can you produce a video in 48 hours? No, make that 72 hours… come to the next Wis-Kino Kabaret on July 16th to the 19th, 2009 to produce a short video and watch it on the big screen. We're at the Sundance Theatre in Madison, Wisconsin so do what you can with what you have and do it now… www.wis-kino.com.

Three women prepare for the big flood. Marge and Maggie are convinced it’s coming. Lore, as a friend, is reluctantly convinced to go along… so they plan for the essential’s of what may come. This film was produced for the Wis-Kino 48 hour Kabaret. The theme was bailout. Films were screened at the Sundance Cinema in Madison, WI.

The shooting locations included M-N-M Coffee House in Waunakee (our special thanks), sections of our talent’s houses, our driveway with a large green screen, with a background shot from a flooded area along Schumacher Rd.

Award winning video for Shepherd's Pie recipe contest at Kraft's YouTube Cooking Challenge (contest video's no longer on Kraft site). This was a dual purpose video produced originally for the Wis-Kino 48 Hour Film Kabaret in November. Following the Kino Theme of Change we changed recipe to use Silver Spring Foods – Chipotle Mustard. Chipotle was recommended by Barry Levenson of the Mustard Museum. Kitchen provided by Jim and Diane Spellman's, and camera assistance from Jim. Steve Sopcak documented, and Jacalyn Schultz was originally 2nd part, but we could only have two people in video.

Read a great article at The Daily Page on how we did this video, and also watch "Molten Chocolate Cake"

Film for Wis-Kino Sept 2008 screening. Theme was Dios Mio. This one was Not on theme… no en tema. Mostly experimental, but also playing around we green screen.

Van Gogh appears to have had a bad day as Rembrandt didn't. Vincent explains how life just wasn't fair on this particular occasion. Short animation was produced for Wis-Kino May 2008 screening, based on monthly theme Fair, Fare, Phare.

Get what you give goes both ways in this poking fun of nonsense business folks. This is from a few short video's I produced with a good friend Richard Johnson back in 2005. Unfortunately he died a year or so after this was first produced. At the time we were picking on some corporate people that didn't know what SWOT meant, had a somewhat twisted attitude toward competition, and had a few other bad habits.

An experimental film by Jacalyn Schultz and Eric Allen. A sober film with lonely, or perhaps sad couple.