Film Projects

Here’s the stuff about film projects i’ve worked on or appeared in.  You can even watch some clips …

HempenRoad film project – A travel documentary about commercial hemp industry in the Pacific NW in 1996-7.  Produced, written and narrated by DaveO, directed by Eiji Masuda, the Hempenroad is an experimental, multi-media roadtrip exploring commerical hemp businesses and conferences in the Pacific northwest.  Finishes with exclusive footage of the groundbreaking Commerical Industrial Hemp Symposium in Vancouver, B.C.

The HempenRoad film project site features:

• Reviews from Hempworld, Journal of IHA and more
• Production Journal – notes and pics from an almost real-time road note book
• Soundtrack Music – pod-safeish sountrack of bits and pieces collected over the years
• Most of the (unedited) narration text – read along at home!

Watch Hempenroad:

• CRRH’s HempTV collection of videos includes the complete video of Hempenroad
• Cannabis Culture’s Pot-tv.net has it too

Bonus:

Dave discussing the Hempenroad with D. Paul Stanford on Portland TV program, Cannabis Common Sense episodes: #163 – 6/8/01 – #40 – 1/25/98 – #39 – 1/20/98.

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Go with the Flow – documentray film about Olympia and Thurston County featuring Dave O along with other noteworthy Olympians. Made by John Paget and David Ross (among others) and you can buy it about $20 from Paget films and watch clips online too.

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BGK Collection – forthcoming bits and pieces i made with Brandon G. Kiggins (formerly of Utah, now of NYC) in the 1980′s (if he’ll bust them out of his vault).  Mr. Kiggins is the technical operations coordinator for the department of film, video and broadcasting in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies of New York University.  You can buy his film, The Environmentalist on the World Population Film and Video Festival Best of 1996 Festival tape – see their note below:

“Second place went to University of Utah senior Brandon Kiggins for The Environmentalist, his black and white, darkly comic, 16mm social commentary on the population/environmental issue.”