Welcome to BIFROST.

Like the mythological Norse bridge of rainbows to Valhalla from which we take our name, Bifrost Films connects viewers through a bridge of cinematic light to realms of the uncanny, the fantastic, the abject, and the beautiful.

My dear friends Paddy and Krista are newlyweds. Have a look at the wedding video I made for them: Wedding Video .

I've been on a bit of a hiatus from the website as I've been working hard on my big sci fi / action / horror series, The Circle. The episodes are now airing once every two weeks as we continue production with the last two; you can watch them at the website: www.thecirclefilm.com .

The 5-part series, recently completed for the Acting For Camera class, Summer 2009, with Lowry Marshall, is now finished! Since it was an experiment and a learning experience (and done in 2 weeks flat - with a very limited production schedule!) there are rough spots, especially concerning the sound, which didn't always come out on our boom, but the kids did a great job and deliver some interesting performances. Check outM .

The Brown Paywrights Repertory shows for the summer of 2009, which I filmed: Chicken Grease is Nasty Business, Life Science, and Dogs of the Blue Gods. See them here.

After a harrowing weekend, another 48 Hour Film down the hatch! Check out: Not All Who Wander. A great collaborative effort.

Just finished a contract creating trailers for a local Circus performance group, Circus Theatrics. I shot for both but only edited the adult one, leaving the editing of the child trailer to Jeremy Kuhn.

All sorts of weird stuff has been showing up on the Videoblog. Viral? Viral.

The first official trailer for my hot new BTV series, "The Circle". Check it out!

Andrew Evans in his latest magical masterwork. Watch it here.

We started the night with a raucus concert. Toenails were lost, Blanche was killed, and verses were forgotten. It's all on the videoblog. Check it out!

Their first off-campus performance! Check it out!

Dan Grollman takes on Thayer Street, eating at all of it's 21 restaurants in a single day! I documented, and you can follow him on his journey here.

We got bored and decided to make a movie, undeterred by our complete lack of script or plan, quickly failing light, and my camera battery dying before we could manage a climax or conclusion. But hot girls in bikinis beat each other up and that's enough for me.

Also have a censored version up for those weak of heart: Censored Version , or watch the Uncensored Version

Thought I Told Ya, the rap music video I just completed for Mr. Jones at Versatile inc. is now live! Watch Thought I Told Ya now!

Hrm. Feedback form is now active. Feedback of all kinds appreciated. I'll be tagging this onto the bottom of future uploads. Drop me a line here.

So about a week ago I decided to write a web novella, based on a dream I had. I've also decided to post the chapters as I write them, rather than wait for some ambiguous and ghostly editing process in the future. This way, those of you who actually take the time to read it can give me dynamic feedback before it's done, which I'll horde in the event that the fabled editing does occur. Rather than aspire to the esoteric arts of high literature, this one's going to be fun and trashy, and I'll hope it finds its poetry somewhere along the line. I've posted the first two chapters as I currently write the third. You can read them here.

Consolidation of old material continues; slow trickle (also speaking robotically, due in probability to Rorschach influence from Watchmen). Check out my furthest excursion into Flash animation if you haven't seen it: The House That Jack Built.

I've been having some infernal indigestion of late.

Josiahs gets a little class injection.

Lana Zaman's beautiful traditional Indian dance show, which I filmed last Spring, can now be seen here.

Another Three sheets concert! Video up on the Videoblog.

The pirates rip up another Christmas Organ Concert. Check it out on my Videoblog

My effects trailer is now up in the Films section, under Animation and Motion Graphics.

New film for RLAB in the Documentaries section.

The pirates embark on another halloween adventure to Salem, Mass. this year! See the video here.

New video blog entry; the new york subway: breakdancers and empty tunnels. My first post of footage shot with my new Canon HV30 camera, which has thus far been treating me quite well. Have a look.

Zombie Apocalypse went down last night, with incontestable amounts of carnage and mayhem. Since the event is over, I've put the Briefing Movie back on the Zombie Apocalypse page.

Just finished the Oikos trailer for Andrew Evan's upcoming magic show! Check out the facebook event here

New promo images for Zombie Apocalypse!

The bloopers from the Acting for Camera class (Threshold and Rite) are now up in the films section :)

The ZPOC Briefing movie is no longer available so as not to spoil the surprise at the actual event. But the trailer is still up!

The Zombie Apocalypse Promo Trailer is finished! Z-Poc is looming! Check it out!

My first ever video at brown, The Delivery, is up by popular demand! You can watch it in the Films section. It is equal parts terrible and awesome.

New videoblog update. Flatrope balancing!

The full live recording of Three Sheets to the Wind, the sea rock band composed of my pirate mates, is up here!

I've included a videoblog section, but it doesn't yet have content -- will be updating it with some regularity.

The Brown Apprentice Scenes Show from last summer is finally up! You can watch it here!

Okay -- most of my films are digitized and working correctly!

I'm giving Threshold, the 6-part webisode I made last summer for the Acting for Camera Brown summer class, its own section on the site. See it here.

The website's mostly working but converting and uploading all my movies is going to take awhile.

The Zombie Apocalypse Briefing movie is up, albeit missing a couple of images.

Some of my older films, including The Revenant and Deadschool, aren't currently featured in the Films section, but you can view them here.

Fixed aspect ratio problems with 3:4 videos... you can now see all of them in the regular sections!