Kubby South Park Ad Doug Scribner 2010-10-20 | This is the award winning Kubby for Governor South Park parody. This ad was really aired through out CA before the 1999 election. It was produced by Gene Cisewski of the Monticello Group and directed, animated, and drawn from scratch by ME. Mark Hilgenberg is a co-writter and we did all the voices except for "Hartman" (thanks Paul!!) It won a 1st place Pollie award from the American Association of Political Consultants in the category of 60 second Ad for Governor; the first one for a Libertarian Party ad. Don't believe me? check it out here! http://www.theaapc.org/awards/1999 Scroll WAY down to find it. Hey this is big! of ALL 50 governors races in 1998, THIS ad took FIRST PLACE. Seriously!
Dessert Wars Video Doug Scribner 2024-10-09 | KeyTo Desserts setting up for our 1st Dessert-Wars competition
All The Small Things piano karaoke at Financial Summit Doug Scribner 2023-03-20 | I play this Blink 182 song at Tone Vay's Financial Summit in the Dominican Republic late 2022.What a blast!
Tesla Y ice sheet Doug Scribner 2020-12-29 | After sitting outside in a recent Minneapolis area blizzard, this massive ice sheet formed on top of my Model Y
Savvy Web Group Doug Scribner 2016-05-18 | Do you own a small business? Why don't you have a website?
RichardBoddie Doug Scribner 2015-12-27 | Richard Boddie's US Senate commercial and an amazing speech at a rally.
WatchMyBit Live Demo Doug Scribner 2014-11-04 | A video platform for art and soulThe first Bitcoin enabled, micro-payment video streaming platform.Monetize your videos--earn bitcoin.
What NOT To Say Libertarian Outreach Booths Doug Scribner 2011-01-15 | All my fans requested this classic... okay, just Mark Hilgenberg requested it, but you will really really like this. David Nolan was a fantastic improvisational actor, who knew? He will be greatly missed. How NOT to persuade others at LP booths..INCLUDING the fantastic GUN rant by Mark Selzer.
Climbing Doug Scribner 2010-10-26 | Fast cars, cool climbing, and silly comedy... what more could you want in a glorified home movie?
Snowmobiling in Brainered Doug Scribner 2010-10-22 | My sister worked as a teacher in Orange County and had a hard time explaining what Minnesotans do for fun in the winter to her students--and what snowmobiling was like. So I made this video for her to take back after Christmas break. Some of the footage is a bit blurry, that's because I duct tapped a camera to my helmet and some condensation built up on the lens. It's a bit home movie-ish, but kinda fun. Music by White Lies!
Remote Control Doug Scribner 2010-10-22 | This one has a script, and an actual ending. I've noticed a theme here, I have no actors, so I cast myself in several roles. Guest appearance by my college roomate and business partner Mike Brannan.
Flaming Libertarin Party Commercial Doug Scribner 2010-10-21 | A cool graphical Ad. I have no idea how the candidate did
Spanish II Doug Scribner 2010-10-21 | This is so ... funny... yet, not, yet clever. Okay it's the culmination of my experiment with three of me on at the same time. But in this one I dress up like a girl...oh and it's all in Spanish.
Shes Gone Doug Scribner 2010-10-20 | The classic poem put to video by Tim Deveraux. I think this was my first sort of long form story I put to video just for fun.
Psychs X3 Doug Scribner 2010-10-20 | Okay I finally get this effect down a little better. There was actually a script, but at the same time . . . the script isn't that good really.
3 at the table Doug Scribner 2010-10-20 | Okay, this is cool, in a lame way. It was my first attempt at being on screen with three of myself. There was no script and I just ad libbed everything. This was around 1993 or so and there are two other examples where I got way better at doing this sort of effect.
The Card Game Doug Scribner 2010-10-19 | Circa 1993 video from my college days with Mike. A classic, avant garde, short form, experimental video, with a poetic ending . . . well, no,not poetic, perhaps surreal with a touch of demented... like the producers had no idea how to end this thing, which really should only have been 8 seconds long.
