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I am driven by the desire to create interesting things.

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I shot and edited a short documentary about the Tucson music scene called The Whole Enchilada, produced by Sand Rubies’ guitarist Rich Hopkins and directed by Maggie Smith.

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I also shot and edited a music video for the Beat Angels song She Shoots Starlight from their recently released album THE GUTTER SNOBS on Drastic Plastic Records.

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I built the website for Tucson musical legend Billy Sedlmayr to promote the release of his new album

HARLEM RIVER DRIVE.

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With the Los Angeles-based digital comedy collective Nightpantz, I have been a cinematographer, director, producer, actor, editor and marketing person for digital videos that received millions of views on Facebook, YouTube, Funny or Die, and WhoHaHa.

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With world traveler, chowhound, and raconteur Chef Chris Clarke I helped create and executive produce the Something About Food? Podcast.

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I currently provide logistical and creative support for the Tucson-based independent publisher R&R Press and their literary magazine Glue Gun.

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I provided logistical and creative support for Spent Saints New Media. I created their Spent Saints & Other Stories website to help promote Brian Jabas Smith's collection of short stories by the same name. I collated assets and coordinated the YouTube release of a series of evocative micro shorts based on the collection, as well as directing one and shooting another. I was also the associate producer a series of shorts based on the collection, coordinated their lease on Amazon Prime, and cut the trailer for the series.

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I edited the award-winning documentary short film Tucson Salvage, shot additional footage, and created the website for both the film and the book Tucson Salvage: Tales and Recollections from La Frontera.  

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Curtis Endicott - Tucson Underpass

You can find more information about my film work on IMDb.

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You can see more examples of my photography on Instagram.

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