This is the Juice Weasel's latest music video. I did the videography work on this video and Ross Renner was the visionary and post production editor using AE and Premiere. That's my brother Tom doing the lead vocals. Released Sept. 2011

This is an interview I did with Vallerie Mitchell discussing the formation of the MSJC Business & Technology center, the original BTTC Website, and billboard in 2006.

This is a video I put together specifically for the grand opening of the MSJC Business and Technology Center. It contains many of the best photos I've taken of the new building.

This is a video I did for a class I was taking at Cal State San Bernardino. Later it was used for display in one of the classrooms during the Grand Opening ceremony for the MSJC Business and Technology Center.

Since my original My World video became much too long and too large of a file to deal with in editing, I cut it down to several smaller vignettes. This video is the second of the four-part series.

Originally this was shot with a super-8mm Sears movie Camera. I transferred the original digitally to edit and add music to it. The footage is of my father, after the 1968 Western Days parade, shaving off a beard he grew for the scroungiest beard contest.

My father passed away December 22, 1996. My brother Tom, my mom, and myself wanted to share some of our memories of my dad with friends who joined us at his memorial service so I created this video for the event.

As a professional photgrapher I have taken literally thousands of photographs throughout my life. This video is a photo essay of my best sky images taken over the course of the last six years.

This video essay contains many of my best photographs of the beauties of nature that I have been exposed to over the course of the last twenty years.

Mr. Phil is one of our Grand Champion stallions, a consistant high-point winner in Color classes.

Here are some photos of our cat Eddie a.k.a. Eddie Sghetti set to the music of Tom Jones' What's New Pussycat?

This is a photo pictorial I put together of one of our four cats, Lacy, a.k.a. Laser Beam, Beamer, and Whitey.

Patches, along with her brother Frankie, were found in a shed in our backyard, born from a feral mother. My wife, Karen bottle fed them goats' milk until they could eat solid food.

Frankie is our favorite lap cat. He is just one big squishy fur ball. He is also the largest of our four house cats

Noche is a beautiful Purivian Paso gelding with a ride that's like gliding on air. Watch this video and you'll just how smooth a ride Noche is.