Writing. Directing. Video editing. Improv. CD collecting. Cooking. Brandy.
Music
Indie rock. Punk. New Wave. Hip Hop. Garage and Psychedelic rock. Rockabilly. Delta and Country blues. String band and banjo music. Old-time Folk. Country. Funk. Afrobeat. Luke Jordan. John Coltrane. Pixies. Tom Waits. Elvis Costello. Neil Young. Warren Zevon. REM. Mark Lanegan. Bob Dylan. Love. Joni Mitchell. James Brown. Kraftwerk. Massive Attack. MF Doom/King Geedorah/Viktor Vaughn/Dangerdoom. Wu Tang. Notorious BIG. Nas. Fela Kuti. Galaxie 500. New Pornographers. Gang of Four. Modern Lovers. New York Dolls. Stooges. Velvet Underground. Beck. David Bowie. Talking Heads. White Stripes. They Might Be Giants. The Band. Lou Reed. Gnarls Barkley. Jamie Lidell. Spoon. Etc, etc...
Movies
Coen Bros. Wes and PT Anderson. Woody Allen. Marx Brothers. Buster Keaton. Terry Gilliam. Orson Welles. Documentaries. Black and white crime and gangster movies. Scorcese. Kubrick. 'Sweet Smell of Success' 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf' 'Grosse Pointe Blank' 'Glengarry Glen Ross' 'The Lost Weekend' 'Network' 'A Face in the Crowd'
Television
Arrested Development. Deadwood. MST 3000. The Shield. The Office. Curb Your Enthusiasm. Rifftrax. Dexter. 30 Rock.
Books
Max Brooks' Zombie books ('The Zombie Survival Guide' 'World War Z'). Books about music ('Mystery Train', Da Capo's 'Best Music Writing' series). Graphic novels (Sandman, Watchmen, etc). Michael Chabon. Philip Pullman. David Sedaris. Gregory Maguire. Charles Bukowski. Baudelaire. Raymond Carver. Neil Gaiman. Augusten Burroughs.
Heroes
Darryl from Tennessee. Judge McCourt. Cody Beaumont.
About me: I am a writer and filmmaker in Madison Wisconsin. Co-writer/director/producer/editor/etc for Blame Society Productions .
I am the voice of Darth Vader for The Force Unleashed and Soul Calibur IV. I also was the voice of Darth Vader for a Star Wars-themed episode of NBC's Deal or No Deal.
I am available for voice over work and commercial acting jobs, as well as writing/producing/directing/editing videos for corporate clients. Blame Society videos are watched by millions of people all over the world. A tantalizing proposition, isn't it?
Wisconsin Premiere July, 19 2008 @ Majestic Theater, King St. Madison, Wisconsin Cost : $7.
Screening (8 PM) followed by performances by Mad Trucker Gone Mad (10 PM), The Skintones (11 PM), The Gusto (midnight) and Screamin' Cyn Cyn & The Pons (1 AM). All ages with bar w/ID and full sized movie screen. Let's party. Doors open at 7.
Directed by Natalie Hinckley Co-produced with Jake Shut
An inside look into the music of Midwestern label Crustacean Records, 14 years of ROCK and still going.
Film includes live footage and interviews of the Awesome Snakes, Screamin' Cyn Cyn and the Pons, Ouija Radio, Droids Attack, The Skintones, Drunk Drivers, John Kruth, Mad Trucker Gone Mad, The Gusto, Things Fall Apart, plus The Birthday Suits, Peelander Z and more.
Guess who called today while I was at the studio and interrupted 20 minutes of our time? Ba ding, ba ding, ba ding... Also, my bandmates all loved the GK/BK exchange.
Hey Mr. Sloan. I recently joined Youtube (HigharollaKockamamie) and have posted my first video, a formal thanks to just a few (the elite) filmakers on youtube and stuff like that who have really made me laugh over a year or two that I've watched, and I wanted to let you know I've mentioned blame society films, yourself, and aaron yonda, so check it out if you're not busy man and let me know what you think. Thanks, and hope you have a good day!
Hey, thanks for the add. I'm a big fan of all blamesociety's stuff. On a side note, the first time I showed my friend Bradley the first episode of Fun Rangers he couldn't stop laughing at the part where you order all the food and it's still true every time he sees it. Keep up the good work!
