Got some traction and some notice out of this commercial my buddy Don and I created (on next to nothing budget).

You just know times are tough when Santa Claus has to kick the cinder blocks out from under his ride, put some extra feed in the reindeer and fly down to Cleveland to hock some of the old lady's jewelry and candlesticks. And that's exactly what's going on in this spot from the Pavlish Group for Coin & Jewelry Buyers of America. (Don Pavlish dishes after the video.)

The epic third part in the Super Console Wars series presented in 3-d.

If you need 3d glasses you can make your own low rent versions like here or you can get a free pair here.

Enjoy!

That title's a mouthful, eh? GC-PU and VM-U2, escaping the vile henchmen of the Gamepire have been stranded on the desert planet Nintendooine.

Guardians of the secret plans, GC-PU, VM-U2 and Lukeegi Pipewalker set off in search of OBI-WAN SHINOBI, a member of the legendary MASCOT KNIGHTS, once peacekeepers of the old Gaming Republic and also kick ass ninjas.

Determined to recover the plans, Darth Mario returns to the Gamecube hoping to discover the location of the hidden easter egg and put an end to the MascotRebellion...

It is a period of console war. Rebel mascots, striking from an Easter egg, have won their first victory against the evil Gamepire.

During the battle, Rebel spies managed to steal secret plans to the Gamepire's new weapon, the GAMECUBE, an armored play station with enough power to render an entire planet in real time.

Pursued by the Gamepire's sinister agents, Princess Zeia races home aboard her starship, custodian of the stolen plans that can save her console and restore freedom to the gamers...

One of the first cartoons I ever did in flash.  Kind of junk, but there's some fun parts :)

The trailer for Part 2 of super console Wars.

The original teaser trailer for super console wars.  This is old as dirt.

The trailer for super console wars part 1.

My and Don Pavlish's NYU Film and TV thesis project, Sitcom 2000.  We were slightly ahead when we produced this in 1997 with a companion site, chat bots, character blogs etc.  Sorry about the video quality and the 4 parts :)

Sight and Sound video project done with Don Pavlish in 1995.  Won a couple awards at the time.  Probably some of the better work I did during those NYU film days. Funny to look back at the terrible quality of video back in those analog days.