Filmography
Over the years,
I've acquired the time-consuming hobby of making crude, budgetless films
with friends. It may seem unnecessary, but so are most
pastimes. I do it because I find it both challenging and
entertaining at the same time. Others do too as they watch these
films, wiping tears from their eyes and saying "Land of Goshen!"
(or whatever is in the teenage vernacular these days) between hearty
guffaws. Should any of you be sitting there, shaking your head in
disapproval and muttering "You've got to be kidding me," to your
monitor, I have three words for you: "Go to hell."
There. Now that we've got that out of the way, I'll invite you to
check out the links below for more info on the films. Enjoy.
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Team
Switchblades: The Movie |
| Director: Bennett Duckworth |
| Written By: Sean Seivers and Jeff
Holman |
| Role(s): Roborto, Seņor Lucifer
Diablo |
| Release Date: Fall 2007 (Episode I) |
| Brief Synopsis: Team
Switchblades (Vincent Dynamite and Tyler Trotter) are called upon to
save New Mexico City from the tyrannical clutches of Roborto and
his robot army. |
| Full Synopsis, Notes and Reflections:
Click
Here |
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Kill Beau
Vol. 2 |
| Director: Bennett Duckworth |
| Written By: Bennett Duckworth and
Beau Kaelin |
| Role(s): CRAP Council Boss Beau,
Dr. David Massarro (voice), Mr. Book |
| Release Date: February 19, 2005 |
| Brief Synopsis: The epic conclusion to
Kill Beau Vol. 1. |
| Full Synopsis, Notes and Reflections:
Click
Here |
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Kill Beau
Vol. 1 |
| Director: Bennett Duckworth |
| Written By: Bennett Duckworth and
Beau Kaelin |
| Role(s): CRAP Council Boss Beau,
Dr. David Massarro (voice) |
| Release Date: September 11, 2004 |
| Brief Synopsis: After the destruction
of Stoneybrook in "The Disputed Jaime Sandwich,"
Beau Kaelin rises to power in the theatre syndicate. But along
the way he makes a great deal of enemies and soon he's the
target of multiple assassination attempts and it is up to a
couple of loyal employees to prevent his death. |
| Full Synopsis, Notes and Reflections:
Click
Here |
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The
Disputed Jaime Sandwich |
| Director: Jonathan Lyons |
| Written By: Beau Kaelin |
| Role(s): Beau Kaelin, Dr. Adolph
Von Auschwitz, Jewstapha |
| Release Date: August 1, 2003 |
| Brief Synopsis: Third and final
installment in the Jaime Trilogy. After his wife is murdered,
Jaime must unite two theatres and befriend an old arch-nemesis
to prevent a corporate plot from destroying them all. |
| Full Synopsis, Notes and Reflections:
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Here |
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The
Delicious Jaime Sandwich |
| Director: Jonathan Lyons |
| Written By: Jonathan Lyons, James
Neat and Shannon Warrren |
| Role(s): Dr. Adolph Von Auschwitz |
| Release Date: August 3, 2002 |
| Brief Synopsis: Second in the Jaime
Trilogy. Jaime rises to the ranks of theatre manager and now
must adapt to an ever changing environment as employees resist
his leadership and the love of his life returns |
| Full Synopsis, Notes and Reflections:
Click
Here |
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The
Distorted Jaime Sandwich |
| Director: Jonathan Lyons |
| Written By: Jonathan Lyons, Ian
Huff and James Neat |
| Role(s): Sadistic Manager #1 |
| Release Date: August 15, 2001 |
| Brief Synopsis: First in the Jaime
Trilogy. The film follows the misanthropic adventures of
a lowly theatre employee who struggles to cope with crazy
coworkers and sadistic managers. |
| Full Synopsis, Notes and Reflections:
Click
Here |
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The Day of
the Return of the Revenge of Pee-Wee...4! |
| Director: Beau Kaelin |
| Written By: The Kaelin Bros. |
| Role(s): Head Sanatorium Guard,
the Duke Earl Baron, multiple voices (Sedrick Snail, Pee-wee
Herman, Lionel Hutch, Dr. Neo, etc) |
| Release Date: October 12, 2000 |
| Brief Synopsis: A gang of prisoners
escape from the Puppet Institute for the Criminally Insane and
make their way to Puppet Studios where a killing spree ensues. |
| Full Synopsis, Notes and Reflections:
Click
Here |
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Mad Crazy
Christmas Insanity |
| Director: Beau, Dan and John
Kaelin |
| Written By: The Kaelin Bros. |
| Role(s): Various voices (Sedrick
Snail, P.W. Herman, Director Frog, Chip Monke, etc.) |
| Release Date: December 25th,
1996-1999 |
| Brief Synopsis: A series of short
films annually created to celebrate the Christmas holiday in
as perverse a fashion as possible, compiled into one
collection. |
| Full Synopsis, Notes and Reflections:
Coming Soon! |
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