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Filmography:

Shattered Spirits (1986) (research only) (for television) (1986) (TV movie with Martin Sheen and Lucas Haas).

Three Bewildered People in the Night (1987) Script, producer, editor, cinematographer

The Long Weekend (O Despair) (1989) Nicole Dillenberg, Brentton Vail. (Won an award from the Los Angeles Film Critics for Best Experimental Film/Video) 87 minutes.

The Living End (1992) (editor, script, cinematographer) Craig Gilmore, Joanna Went, Nicole Dillenberg, Jon Gerrans, Chris Mabli (Producer is Gerrans, Marcus Hu, Andrea Speling, Jim Stark. Sound by Marianne Dissard. Negative Cutter is Karen Kennedy. Props by Joannna Went. Sound Recordist Jack Kofman also has a small role) Note: Producers Jon Jostand and Henry S. Rosenthal starred with James Duval in "Mod Fuck Explosion" (1994).

Totally Fucked Up (1993) (editor, producer, script, cinematography) Craig Gilmore, Joanna Went, Nicolle Dillenberg, Jon Gerrans, Marcus Hu, James Duval, Alan Boyce (Produced by Andrea Seprling. Sound by Marianne Dissard. Lighting Director Pryor Praczukowski has a small role. Producer Alberto Garcia is also Sound Designer).

The Doom Generation (1995) (editor, producer, script) Joanna Went, James Duval, Rose McGowan, Jonathan Schaech, Lauren Tewes, Christopher Knight (Special Effects by Chris Mabli, Produced by Andrea Sperling, Jim Stark, Nicole Arbib, Pascal Caucheteux, Gregoire Sordat, Shelley Surpin. Assistant Editor is Karen Kennedy. Location Manager is Chris Baugh Jennifer Gentile is editor and set decorator)

Nowhere (1997) (editor, producer, script) James Duval, Alan Boyce, Rose McGowan, Lauren Tewes, Christopher Knight, Nathan Bexton (Produced by Andrea Sperling, Nicole Arbib, Pascal Caucheteux, Gregoire Sordat, Shelley Surpin Location Manager is Chris Baugh)

Splendor (1998) (producer, editor, script) Jonathan Schaech, Kelly MacDonald, Nathan Bexton, Dan Gatto, Mink Stole.

Film Reviews:

The Living End - Poetic, fast-paced, new-wave and very 90's, "The Living End" could quite possibly be the best American film on the subject of AIDS ever made.

Totally Fucked Up - All the shit that comes with being a gay teenager, Gregg Araki puts in "Totally Fucked Up." Fagbashing, parents, bad relationships, nihilism, degradation, bad sex, masturbation, AIDS, fatalism, depression, angst, boredom... you name it, it's here.

The Doom Generation - Quintessential embodiment of teen angst captured on celluloid in full living color. It is a film about life in America circa 1995. It's is full of honesty, emotion, anger and eroticism.

Nowhere - Is a saddening dirge for the loss of innocence in American life. Sexual liberation, rampant drug use, fast cars, alcohol, food, possessions... none of these are able to satisfy the deep craving in our collective soul.

Splendor - Gregg Araki's first film after his "teen angst trilogy" is a watered down and highly accessible Araki film. But I think I mean that in a good way. "Splendor" just might be the best date movie of 1999. Maybe not for the FIRST date... but after you have gotten to know each other and things are getting a bit too stale.