Here are some of my best videos. I'd tell you to enjoy ... but let's be realistic here.

Near the end of my time at NUVO, I got the chance to embed with a group of local ghosthunters for an investigation of Indy's Hannah House. This video is one of the two things that came out of it. (The other is this prose account.)

This the other video in the Kate and Ray series. In my opinion, it's the more entertaining of the two since I had full creative control. (In case you haven't noticed, I'm a big fan of my own work.)

This is an excerpt from my unfinished magnum opus in which I try to show that the cartoony Ohio Jones character has a more pensive and mature side. (In this scene, Ohio's sidekick Jilberto Hanky has just sacrificed himself for the good of the team. The surviving adventurers [including Ohio's former flame, Dakota Williams] gather around the campfire to drink their sorrows away. But the tequila seems to stir repressed feelings in the former lovers...)

This is actually my most popular video -- at least, if the YouTube view count is to be believed. It's a satirical look at schizophrenia starring New York actress Lauren Hobbbs in one of her early roles. It also features Lawrence North High School's band director Tom Wallis (then Lawrence North student Tom Wallis) in a dress.

This is my attempt to do a comic book-style crossover: heroes from two universes meet up, initially they fight, then they realize they're both good guys and team-up to face a combined threat from members of both of their rouges galleries. (After this, Bif Kane was permanently part of the Ohio Jones universe as his plan to "simply fade back to the future" later turns out to be poorly conceived.)

This is the origin story of Bif Kane, futuristic space ace. In this video, he is unfrozen from his cryogenic imprisonment to do what no one else can -- travel to the remote ice planet where Henry David Thoreau now resides (don't ask) and learn the ways of naturalism so humans can prove to the intergalactic wolfmen federation that we're civilized and should not be destroyed.